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Overview of economic structure in Nuremberg
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Nuremberg economic structure is currently characterized
by
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high-tech industrial companies with an above-average share
of export activities (export quota 40 %),
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a dynamically growing share of services for companies
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and a strong degree of centrality as trading and shopping
city.
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Gross domestic product at market prices GDP 2003
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Total in million euros
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jPer national insurance contributor in euros
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Per inhabitant in euros
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City of Nuremberg
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20 712
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80 851
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41 959
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Nuremberg industrial region
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41 933
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81 919
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32 613
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Central Franconia
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51 525
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81 054
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30 211
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Metropolitan region
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70 892
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80 535
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28 357
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Source:Bavarian State Office for Statistics and
Data Processing (Bay. Landesamt für Statistik und Datenverarbeitung);
own calculations
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Sectoral distribution
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More than 70 % of the employees in Nuremberg work in the service
sectors. As the graphic shows, the share of employees in the manufacturing
sector is only marginally higher than the average for the cities
in Germany. So Nuremberg's economy meanwhile shows the typical sector
structure of a modern city. The term "industrial city"
still used in some cases describes the economic roots, but no longer
the present situation in modern Nuremberg.
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National insurance contributors by individual sectors of the economy
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Sector of economy
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National insurancecontributors
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Share of total employees
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A, B
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Agriculture and forestry; fisheries
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1,248
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0.5%
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C
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Mining; extraction of non-metallic minerals
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32
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0.0%
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D
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Manufacturing industry
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55,667
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22.0%
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E
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Energy and water supply
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3,096
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1.2%
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F
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Building industry
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7,675
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3.0%
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G
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Trade; installation and repair of vehicles and commodities
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38,081
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15.1%
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H
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Catering trade
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6,517
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2.6%
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I
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Transport and telecommunications
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21,774
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8.6%
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Banking and insurance industry
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15,488
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6.1%
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K
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Services for companies, real estate
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50,434
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20.0%
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L
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Public administration etc.
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15,628
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6.2%
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M-Q
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Public and private services (without administration)
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36,788
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14.6%
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Total
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252,469
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100.0%
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National insurance contributors in Nuremberg urban
area in June 2005;
Source: Bavarian State Employment Office (Landesarbeitsamt Bayern)
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Company size structure
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Nuremberg has a balanced mix of company sizes. The jobs are more
or less equally divided among large, medium and small enterprises.
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 The
Department of Economic Affairs in Nuremberg publishes a comprehensive
economic report every two years, which documents the economic development
of Nuremberg and the economic measures implemented. The current
report covers the period from October 2001 to October 2003 and provides
an overview of the many economic policy activities and projects.
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You can download the Brief summary of the report in English as a PDF file:
Download
Brief summary (37 KB) in English
You can view PDF files online or download them
to your hard disk. You need the Adobe Acrobat Reader program in
both cases and you can download this here free:
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In addition, you can download the individual chapters of the report in German:
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Economic Report 2005
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Download file
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Introduction by the Deputy Mayor for Economic Affairs, Dr.
Roland Fleck
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Download
Introduction (32 KB) in German
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Table of contents
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Download
Table of contents (20 KB) in German
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Chapter 1 Taking stock - Assessment of the Nuremberg business
location 2004 / 2005
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Download
Chapter 1 (335KB) in German
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(Current general conditions, industry, craft
trades and building industry, services, trade, tourism, labor
market, business tax trend in Nuremberg)
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Chapter 2 Economic policy for Nuremberg
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Download
Chapter 2 (53 KB) in German
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Chapter 3 Metropolitan region of europe
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Download
Chapter 3 (192 KB) in German
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(Regional cooperation, metropolitan region
as a new dimension, activities of the EU)
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Chapter 4 Image building - Location marketing and international
orientation
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Download
Chapter 4 (420 KB) in German
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(Location marketing as a essential element
of city marketing, measures for location advertising and acquisition,
advertising material and information about locations, fairs
and events, online business promotion, international activities,
promotion of tourism, city marketing)
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Chapter 5 Infrastructure development measures
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Download
Chapter 5 (309 KB) in German
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(Exibition Centre NürnbergMesse, Nuremberg
airport, the Port of Nuremberg freight traffic center, development
measures for rail, road and communication networks)
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Chapter 6 Investment promotion measures and results
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Download
Chapter 6 (775 KB) in German
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(Portfolio management and corporate support,
business survey, promotion of SMEs, focus and retail trade,
boosting the old town and urban city districts, commercial
site policy and location development, real estate demand,
setting up business / business start-ups)
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Chapter 7 Innovation promtion - strategies and projects
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Download
Chapter 7 (616 KB) in German
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(Nuremberg as technology location, cluster
policy of bavaria, core competences of the nuremberg region,
energy and environment, information and communication, transport
and logistics, medicine and health care, new materials, automation
and industrial engineering, innovative services, promotion
of innovative start-ups)
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Chapter 8 Safeguarding jobs and training qualifications -
practical employment policy
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Download
Chapter 8 (248 KB) in German
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(Crisis management - preservation of jobs,
innovative labor market projects, qualifications, building
networks)
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Chapter 9 Perspective: new challenges for economic policy
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Download
Perspective (35 KB) in German
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Chapter 10 Brief summary
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Download
Brief summary (37 KB) in English
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Annex (Organization chart, list of tables, imprint)
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Download
Annex (44 KB) in German
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Other links
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Contact
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Bernd Schostok
Office for Economic Development, Nuremberg
Tel. +49 (0) 911 2 31-62 60
E-Mail: bernd.schostok@stadt.nuernberg.de
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