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Ignazio Angeloni: The Weimar inflation a century ago is a unique event with unrepeatable characteristics. But it contains elements of all inflations of all times

Europe has reacted skeptically to the German government's multi-billion euro package to combat the energy price crisis. However, the so-called “double ka-boom” provides the right incentives to save energy

Demographic developments and low interest rates have consequences for the German pensions system. In order to secure the standard of living in old age, financially viable and feasible measures are needed

In several respects, the German financial sector is one of the victims of the increasing export orientation of the German economy

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Enduring lessons from the German hyperinflation 1923-2023

Germany’s “double ka-boom” on energy is open to criticism, but appropriate

How to improve Germany’s pension scheme

The extreme German export model and the financial sector

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