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Director of Economic Institute DIW Calls for Reforms in Germany

Director of Economic Institute DIW Calls for Reforms in Germany
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World February 17, 2025 19:56

berlin, germany - Director Marcel Fratzscher emphasizes the need for reforms in the largest economy of Europe due to a 'mental depression' affecting the country.

Challenges and Reforms in Germany

Director of DIW, Marcel Fratzscher, highlights the negative sentiment and stagnation in Germany's economy despite record employment rates. He stresses the necessity for innovation, cost reduction, and global competitiveness. Fratzscher mentions the need for addressing climate protection and social issues, urging both politics and the economy to provide solutions.

Reflecting on the past decade of economic success, Fratzscher notes a shift towards austerity measures following a period of prosperity. He criticizes the reluctance to face reality and adapt to changing circumstances, warning of the consequences of not implementing necessary reforms.

Fractures in political promises and the challenge of fiscal responsibility are highlighted, with Fratzscher pointing out discrepancies in addressing the upcoming difficulties. The director predicts voter disillusionment post-election due to unrealistic pledges and the constraints faced by the government in fulfilling them.

Speculating on potential coalitions post-election, Fratzscher suggests the likelihood of a 'Grand Coalition' or collaboration with environmental party The Greens, albeit hindered by prior negative rhetoric.

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