Denmark is a small open economy. Our welfare depends on our ability to trade goods and services with the surrounding world. The highly specialised Danish enterprises simply require bigger markets than the Danish domestic market. And this goes the other way around as well. Imported commodities are seen everywhere in Danish stores.
International companies are both well represented and well received in Denmark.
Also, the publication serves as a reference booklet with numerical and graphic presentation of industrial conditions and developments. The publication contains a total of eight sections on Government, Industrial Structures, Public Sector, Economic Policy, Education, Production and Investment, Labour market relations and External trade. Hans Skov Christensen, Director General Confederation of Danish Industries Articles Government and Geography Denmark is a constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe with 5.3 million inhabitants. By international standard, the Danish standard of living is high due to high productivity and high labour market participation rate. Equally, long traditions of consensus between the leading political parties have contributed to the high standard of living.