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By contrast, the impact of the Anschluss on the all-important balance of payments was ambiguous. In the longer term, the effects were clearly negative. Like Germany, Austria depended on imports both for its food and industrial raw materials and it struggled to sustain exports at a sufficiently high level.6 A large-scale revival of the Austrian economy could, therefore, be expected to add to Germany’s balance of payments problems.
The Wages of Destruction: The Making and Breaking of the Nazi Economy
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