In 2012 the German-speaking microstate "Liechtenstein" in Central Europe had a population of how many inhabitants?

The answer is 36,600 because in 2012, the German-speaking microstate of Liechtenstein in Central Europe had a population of approximately that number of inhabitants. Liechtenstein is one of the smallest countries in the world, covering an area of only 160 square kilometers. With its small land size and limited resources, the population of Liechtenstein has always been relatively small. Despite its size, Liechtenstein has managed to maintain a high standard of living and a prosperous economy, largely due to its favorable tax regime and its close ties with neighboring countries.