Which of the following strategies was not used by Germany to achieve development in the nineteenth century?
A)Taxation
B)A first-rate education system
C)Protectionism
D)Central planning

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Central planning was not a strategy used by Germany in the nineteenth century for development. Germany's development strategies included taxation, a first-rate education system, and protectionism, but central planning as understood in the context of a command economy (like that of the Soviet Union in the 20th century) was not a feature of German economic policy in the 19th century.

Which of the Following Strategies Was Not Used by Germany