Business Barometer | AmCham Germany

Business Barometer | AmCham Germany

VIII. AmCham Business Barometer
 

Perspectives on Germany as a business location

8^th AmCham Germany Business Barometer: Germany remains the most important location for US companies. US investors perceive that Germany handled the crisis in an exemplary manner and was able to significantly improve its attractiveness as a place to do business in 2010. This can be attributed to changes made to the economic framework in recent years. A large majority of U.S. companies saw renewed growth in revenues in 2010, and most have an optimistic outlook for 2011.

The AmCham Business Barometer surveys the satisfaction of US companies with Germany. 

For the eighth year in a row, AmCham Germany and The Boston Consulting Group asked US investors for their opinions on Germany as a business location relative to other European countries. 

This year's survey was conducted at the beginning of 2011 among 107 US companies with a total of approximately €120 billion in revenue and more than 320,000 direct jobs in Germany. 
 

Download Business Barometer 2011 (in German) 

Download Business Barometer 2010 (in German)

Download Business Barometer 2009 (in German) 

Contact Patricia Limburg, Manager Communications & Government Relations, for the print version.

German American Business Outlook 2010

The German American Chambers of Commerce (GACCs), the Representative of German Industry and Trade (RGIT) and Roland Berger Strategy Consultants conduct this survey annually to assess German investors’ projections for the US economy, their opinion about the United States as an investment location and the current state of their US subsidiaries. 

Download the 2010 report here.