How to pronounce“deindustrialisation”in English
IPA/dɛɪndʌstrɪælɪsæʃən/
Syllablesdein·dus·tri·a·li·sa·ti·on
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And that’s making a country known for its efficiency lose momentum. Right now, Germans work fewer hours, so are less productive, than employees in other industrial nations.
We are in the process of deindustrialisation because production is falling and I don't see it
easily coming back. If demand OUTSIDE Germany is falling – economic engines INSIDE the economy become more important. Like how much people buy.
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Definitions of “deindustrialisation”
noun
Alternative spelling of deindustrialization.
“"This area has been badly affected by deindustrialisation and really needs long-term, high-quality employment."”