The reasons for the rapid economic development of the German Empire.

The German Empire began to develop actively in the 18-19 centuries due to the unification that took place into a single state. Due to feudal fragmentation in Germany, there were restrictions on trade and crafts. After the unification of the state, customs duties were canceled between separate parts of the state. The exchange of goods has also improved. A monetary system was introduced in the country, which simplified relations between the previously disparate kingdoms and principalities. Contributions from England and the annexed Alsace and Lotharginia also helped.