Austria – national flag According to a2zgov, the flag was officially adopted in its current form in 1945, but as a heraldic mark, the white bar in red can be traced back to the 1200’s. It is thus one of the oldest flags in the world. Originally, it was rather a dynastic and military banner.… Read More »
Subchapters: Business Relationships Foreign direct investment FTAs and Treaties Development Cooperation Prospective fields of study (MOP) Business relations Trade relations with the EU Austrian foreign trade is traditionally focused on Europe and constitutes an extremely important factor in the domestic economy. EU member states have the largest share of Austria’s trade exchange, Germany has long… Read More »
Salzburg This conservative city with ancient sights and a vibrant nightlife attracts tourists from all over the world. Beaches There are no beaches in the city itself, but you can go to Lake Attersee, 60 kilometers from the city. There are eight resorts on the lake, the largest of them is Vöcklabruck. And there is… Read More »
Very critical immediately after the end of the war the economic and financial situation of Austria was outlined, restricted in its new borders and upset by the social crisis and the progressive devaluation of the currency, so that numerous relief credits had to be granted to the new republic over the years which immediately followed… Read More »
The government chaired by B. Kreisky, thanks to the absolute majority obtained in the 1975 elections, continued its reformist policy based on the expansion of social spending and employment, on the consolidation of the elements of ” economic democracy ” in the the traditional social consultation and the enlargement of civil rights. The general elections… Read More »