Add to ORKGOn the surface, it stands to reason to think that, as Europe’s largest economy, Germany’s position in Europe can act as the saviour to pull the Eurozone out of its current plight. By many counts, the country’s economy is doing very well. Many people argue that Germany’s model could be the key to strengthening other economies in the EU: Just think the need for Greece to go through the austerity measures demanded by Germany. However, a deeper look into the German economy reveals that it is far more vulnerable than appears on first look
Germany continues to be a major exporter of both goods and capital. In 2018, the current account sur...
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...
The German economy has generally been perceived as the strongest in the Eurozone, particularly since...
A common argument in the context of the Eurozone’s economic problems is that Germany should pursue a...
Robert Grimm and Marius Guderjan argue that Germany’s relative economic well-being and prosperity pa...
John Doukas argues that Germany has been the only country in the European Union which benefitted fro...
Working together is worthwhile; growing together even more so. After more than 20 years of the singl...
Germany has been an attractive target for external-deficit countries in Europe and beyond, but beati...
A common criticism of Germany in the post-crisis period has been that its economy is unbalanced, wit...
Over the last two decades, the German political economy has increasingly relied on export specialisa...
The appreciation of the euro over the last two years –a trend likely to continue into the future, de...
Austria was one of the few countries in the Eurozone to emerge relatively unscathed from the financi...
Growth in the Eurozone has stagnated recently, generating fears that Europe could be heading toward ...
Owing to its strong dependence on exports, Germany was among the economies hit hardest by the financ...
Germany continues to be a major exporter of both goods and capital. In 2018, the current account sur...
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...
The German economy has generally been perceived as the strongest in the Eurozone, particularly since...
A common argument in the context of the Eurozone’s economic problems is that Germany should pursue a...
Robert Grimm and Marius Guderjan argue that Germany’s relative economic well-being and prosperity pa...
John Doukas argues that Germany has been the only country in the European Union which benefitted fro...
Working together is worthwhile; growing together even more so. After more than 20 years of the singl...
Germany has been an attractive target for external-deficit countries in Europe and beyond, but beati...
A common criticism of Germany in the post-crisis period has been that its economy is unbalanced, wit...
Over the last two decades, the German political economy has increasingly relied on export specialisa...
The appreciation of the euro over the last two years –a trend likely to continue into the future, de...
Austria was one of the few countries in the Eurozone to emerge relatively unscathed from the financi...
Growth in the Eurozone has stagnated recently, generating fears that Europe could be heading toward ...
Owing to its strong dependence on exports, Germany was among the economies hit hardest by the financ...
Germany continues to be a major exporter of both goods and capital. In 2018, the current account sur...
Many commentators have recently argued that Germany should rethink its export-led growth model becau...
Growth in the Eurozone has declined significantly over recent months, raising fears that Europe coul...