The Country with the Strongest Control Desire
This article introduces the country with the strongest control desire, Austria, including its economic situation, industrial control, tourism, and cultural aspects.
In 2019 - 03 - 12 22 : 14 : 00, we come to a country with the strongest control desire. 95% of its basic industries are controlled by state - owned enterprises, and the average monthly wage per person is 20,000! This country is Austria. Although Austria is not a large country with an area of only 83,000 square kilometers and a population of 8.75 million, it is a developed country renowned for its culture and art. The per capita GDP reaches as high as 47,000 US dollars, which is equivalent to more than 300,000 yuan in China. When analyzing the economy here, we find that 95% of the basic industries are controlled by state - owned enterprises, and even the power industry is controlled by the state by 85%. Since the industrial output value accounts for half of the total output value, it shows that the control desire of this country is really strong, firmly controlling the lifeline of the whole country. In this country, there are a large number of people working in state - owned enterprises, and their average monthly wage reaches more than 20,000. In addition to the strong control desire, Austria's tourism also develops very well. Every year, tens of millions of tourists come here to feel the artistic atmosphere or natural beauty. Among them, their capital is also worth visiting, with a strong historical atmosphere and many monuments. There is a golden hall that many musicians aspire to. The golden hall was built in 1867. The whole building is very exquisite. There are many concerts every year. If you have the opportunity to listen once, it will be an unforgettable experience in your life. This is such a country with a very strong control desire. Although the country controls the entire economic production chain, people's lives are still very free and open, and they also have a very high income. Do you like such a country? What do you think? Welcome everyone to express their opinions.