Blogs über: German Economy
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Weak end readings
1. German economy expected to grow, some say even by more than 2%. Unless you read Ambrose 2. Call that perfect timing, perhaps: after saying Yes (with thumb screws on) to the EU constitution Lisbon t… more →
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Weak end readings
wrote 2 months ago: 1. German economy expected to grow, some say even by more than 2%. Unless you read Ambrose 2. Call t … more →
Germany's pre election economic upswing
wrote 4 months ago: The German press went bananas over the 0.3% GDP gain reported some weeks ago. This is the pre electi … more →
Germans happy to pay for 0.3% growth
wrote 4 months ago: The recession is officially over because Germany eked out point three percent growth. Never mind tha … more →
Weak end reads
wrote 4 months ago: 1. The Opel saga continues to bore because German politicians still believe they are deciding the fa … more →
German government sounds ever more desperate
wrote 5 months ago: Steinbrück’s (futile) threat to force banks to loan money shows the desperation about the expo … more →
Addicted to exports: Germany
wrote 6 months ago: Michael Jackson’s daily drug cocktail was impressive. Germany’s drug addiction is modera … more →
Weekend reads
wrote 6 months ago: 1. Germany: The credit is not flowing. (FT) Anton Börner, BGA president, told the Financial Times th … more →
German economy strictly based on morals
wrote 6 months ago: Germany will make it unconstitutional to take on debt. That’s like no sex without marriage. Fr … more →
Weekend Reads
wrote 6 months ago: 1. „Germany shock absorber of the world“ by ifo prez H. W. Sinn (German lang.) 2. How to … more →
Germany's economy discovers deep-rooted shoots
wrote 6 months ago: Based on its unsustainable business model of trying to be the export godzilla of the world Germany … more →
Germany's export dependency
wrote 7 months ago: Very good article in the NYT. It starts by questioning the so-called social market economy and its d … more →
Recommended reading
wrote 7 months ago: Italy’s GDP down 9.6% first three months (annualized), or 2.4% Q1. Germany takes the cake with … more →
