The rule is: Stupidity must be punished! The political attack by Europe's Green Socialists on German and European industry has serious consequences for Europe's geostrategic strength. The continent, which is poor in raw materials and has shot itself in the foot for a second time with its sanctions policy, is literally driving industrial companies abroad. The main buyer of fresh investment funds is the United States, which, in a sea of socialism, still seems to offer the best deal for investors and innovative industrial companies. The figures are clear: the eurozone has lost 250 billion euros in investment abroad over the past year, a large proportion of which has gone to the United States. If you look at the over-bureaucratization in the eurozone, the high fiscal charges, the rising national debt and the demographic crisis, it is clear that this trend is likely to intensify.
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40 sats \ 1 reply \ @Coinsreporter 19 Apr
But US is also not in a very good situation, better than Eurozone of course. US is also under tremendous pressure of high fiscal charges and the rising national debt.
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60 sats \ 0 replies \ @Undisciplined 19 Apr
Once again, we're getting bailed out by the rest of the world "managing" their economies even worse than us.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @nym 19 Apr
Germany was always the best at engineering, but lacked in leadership.
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