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Not, not really ASB. There could be German versions of Lawrence of Arabia. Britain had vast colonies, and independence movements could be triggered in regions such as India, South Africa and Egypt.
And they can realistically sell weapons to Irish factions in 1914 (without ww1 there would be a civil war in Ireland following Home Rule).
So a few posts ago you agreed that it would be the mid 1930s before Germany passed Britain, now for no reason whatsoever Germany is spamming resistance movements worldwide in 1914? There were German versions of Lawrence of Arabia, they failed in Afghanistan for lack of funds and genuine government interest. Independence in South Africa? Get real. They did sell guns to factions in Northern Ireland, once again it made no real effect. The vast majority of this happened during World War One your OP asked how the economy would be without World War One.
Take off the pickelhaube, put down the weißbier, drop the schnitzel and go back to your schloß, you've had too much.