Denmark consistently ranks among the strongest economies in Europe. Since the mid-1990s, the Danish economy has grown by a healthy three percent or so each year and the unemployment level has remained miniscule. Perhaps this is most telling fact: Denmark actually turned down the Euro in favor of its own currency, the krone. That said, Denmark’s economy slowed down last year and the national GDP grew by only two percent.

Denmark has some important characteristics that give its economy a competitive edge, including labor laws that benefit the employer and the employee, an educated workforce, a wealth of natural resources and a thirst for technology.

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