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Bavaria has the second-largest economy in Germany, after [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]. Its main resources are industry (motor vehicles, heavy electrical equipment, consumer electronics) and services (banks, insurance, tourism, entertainment).
Bavaria has the second-largest economy in Germany, after [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]. Its main resources are industry (motor vehicles, heavy electrical equipment, consumer electronics) and services (banks, insurance, tourism, entertainment).
== Politcs ==
Bavaria is currently ruled by the [[conservative]] [[CSU]]. The minister president is [[Markus Söder]] who is preceded by [[Horst Seehofer]]. In April 2018 minister president Söder ordered Christian Crosses to be Displayed on All Entrances to Government Buildings in Bavaria.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ixVywnUbrY</ref>
Bavaria is currently ruled by the [[conservative]] [[CSU]]. The minister president is [[Markus Söder]] who is preceded by [[Horst Seehofer]]. In April 2018 minister president Söder ordered Christian Crosses to be Displayed on All Entrances to Government Buildings in Bavaria.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ixVywnUbrY</ref>
Since the end of [[Second World War]] Bavaria was almost always ruled by the [[Conservative]] [[Christian Social Union of Bavaria]] (an exception was Wilhelm Hoegner, who was a member of the Leftist [[SPD]]).
=== Minister presidents since the end of World War II ===
* Fritz Schäffer (1945)
* Wilhelm Hoegner (1945–1946)
* Hans Ehard (1946–1954)
* Wilhelm Hoegner (1954–1957)
* Hanns Seidel (1957–1960)
* Hans Ehard (1960–1962)
* Alfons Goppel (1962–1978)
* [[Franz Josef Strauß]] (1978–1988)
* Max Streibl (1988–1993)
* Edmund Stoiber (1993–2007)
* Günther Beckstein (2007–2008)
* [[Horst Seehofer]] (2008–2018)
* [[Markus Söder]] (since 2018)
==References==
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