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Deutschlands fette Jahre sind vorbei

byGunther Schnabl

Genres: Economics Sustainable Economics Economic History

Who is this book for? Readers interested in economics, political science, and current events.

Topics Economic CrisesPowerSocial Class

MoodReflective

Noch gehört Deutschland zu den reichsten Ländern der Welt. Ob Eurokrise, Flüchtlingswelle, Corona-Pandemie und Beginn des Ukrainekriegs – die deutsche Wirtschaft zeigte sich robust. Doch die fetten Jahre sind vorbei, es geht immer weiter abwärts. Überall. Und das hat nicht nur mit externen Krisen zu tun. Der wirtschaftliche Niedergang und der Kaufkraftverlust, der weite Teile der deutschen Bevölkerung trifft, ist hausgemacht. Um das zu verbergen, versprechen deutsche Politiker Wachstum dank Schulden und Klimainvestitionen. Der Leipziger Professor Gunther Schnabl erklärt, warum das nicht wirken wird. Er zeigt auf, warum unser Wohlstand, der noch auf den Reformen von Ludwig Erhard beruht, in Gefahr ist. Die Inflation ist kein neues Phänomen und noch lange nicht besiegt. In seinem Buch verdeutlicht Gunther Schnabl die wirtschaftspolitischen Fehler von Angela Merkel, der Ampelkoalition und der Europäischen Union. Sie alle sind von marktwirtschaftlichen Prinzipien abgerückt. Schonungslos benennt der Autor die größten Fehler: die kostspielige Eurorettung, die verfehlte Klimapolitik, überbordende Regulierung, Subventionen und der unkontrollierte Ausbau des Sozialstaats. Schnabl zeigt Lösungsansätze auf, wie wir zurück zu einem neuen Wirtschaftswunder finden können.

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Hardcover

ISBN

9783959727334

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