‘Black Zero’ Gotta Go: Germany Slashes 2020 Growth Outlook Amid Heinous Factory Slump

The German Economy Ministry on Thursday slashed its growth outlook for 2020 to just 1% from 1.5% pre

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One thought on “‘Black Zero’ Gotta Go: Germany Slashes 2020 Growth Outlook Amid Heinous Factory Slump

  1. We are living in the early stages of deflation, a time when Baby Boomers will sell assets, consume less and require health programs that will increasingly be under-funded. As interest rates remain low, growth will remain low and future value will decline, but the good news is, the rich will get more tax breaks and become richer — and pass their fortunes to their wonderful children.

    Shumpei Takemori, an economist at Keio University in Tokyo. “Creative destruction is replaced with what is just destructive destruction.”

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