Economia
- Thomas Piketty Et Al, Angela Merkel E A Grécia Em 2015.
Direto do site The Nation: The never-ending austerity that Europe is force-feeding the Greek people is simply not working. Now Greece has loudly said no more. As most of the world knew it would, the financial demands made by Europe have crushed...
- A Posição Atual Da Alemanha Na Europa
Europe’s reluctant hegemon Germany, now the dominant country in Europe, needs to rethink the way it sees itself and the world, says Zanny Minton Beddoes Jun 15th 2013 |From the print edition From the football pitch to politics to...
- Foi A Alemanha Que Mais Ganhou Com O Euro
Empirical and Thematic Perspectives Germany’s “Windfall” from Euro-Area Membership and European Imbalances In an essay published last week, we argued that European monetary union, coupled with Germany’s extraordinary wage restraint, has...
- Alemanha - Mercado De Trabalho
How Germany retained jobs despite downturn — and what it means for usBy Zachary RothAs the United States struggles to replace the 8 million jobs lost in the Great Recession, it makes sense to look at the one developed nation that came out of the global...
- Recursos Para Macro Ii E Macro Iii
"... Who is to blame for the state of the world economy? To listen to a range of presidents, investors, pundits and finance ministers, just one country: Germany. U.S. President Barack Obama suggests the Germans are sending the world back into recession....
Economia
Os dois lados da economia alemã
"... Germany is rightly known for Porsches and BMWs that are coveted by affluent buyers around the world, as well as much of the machinery that keeps factories running from China to Michigan. Alongside the export juggernaut, though, is another, creakier economy that operates well below its potential and holds back not only Germany but the rest of Europe, some economists say. This economy is overregulated, intended to insulate insiders from competition and deeply resistant to change. Though Germany’s chancellor, Angela Merkel, often harangues countries like Spain, Italy and Greece to become more competitive, the German economy features some of the same flaws that they do, including protected professions and zoning laws that favor existing businesses over new ones. “Germany has what I would call a dual economy,” said Andreas Wörgötter, a senior economist at the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris. “On one side, we have this very dynamic, innovative, competitive and refreshingly unsubsidized export sector,” he said. “On the other side, there is a much less glamorous services sector which depends on barriers to entry, subsidies and not developing and reaching out for new activities.”
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- Thomas Piketty Et Al, Angela Merkel E A Grécia Em 2015.
Direto do site The Nation: The never-ending austerity that Europe is force-feeding the Greek people is simply not working. Now Greece has loudly said no more. As most of the world knew it would, the financial demands made by Europe have crushed...
- A Posição Atual Da Alemanha Na Europa
Europe’s reluctant hegemon Germany, now the dominant country in Europe, needs to rethink the way it sees itself and the world, says Zanny Minton Beddoes Jun 15th 2013 |From the print edition From the football pitch to politics to...
- Foi A Alemanha Que Mais Ganhou Com O Euro
Empirical and Thematic Perspectives Germany’s “Windfall” from Euro-Area Membership and European Imbalances In an essay published last week, we argued that European monetary union, coupled with Germany’s extraordinary wage restraint, has...
- Alemanha - Mercado De Trabalho
How Germany retained jobs despite downturn — and what it means for usBy Zachary RothAs the United States struggles to replace the 8 million jobs lost in the Great Recession, it makes sense to look at the one developed nation that came out of the global...
- Recursos Para Macro Ii E Macro Iii
"... Who is to blame for the state of the world economy? To listen to a range of presidents, investors, pundits and finance ministers, just one country: Germany. U.S. President Barack Obama suggests the Germans are sending the world back into recession....