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    Nessun piano: come la Germania sta perdendo il suo modello di business e perché il resto d’Europa dovrebbe essere preoccupato

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    1. Turbulent_Pin7635 on

      What is their business model?

      Attract foreigners pay them the bare minimum strip their pockets in benefit of useless landlords to keep theirs young couples without employment living up to theirs 30s with their parents?

      It seems like a truly bad plan. Europe should at least break the landlords parasitic legs.

    2. Hezron_ruth on

      For decades under CDU leadership, they failed to act, and now they’re back at it, trying to roll back every fragile bit of progress. Conservatives will never forgive the progressives for phasing out nuclear power.
      In return, they dismantled Germany’s solar industry, sold dependence on fossil fuels as a necessity, and did everything they could to keep gas and coal as the main energy sources.

    3. Chester_roaster on

      We need to untangle ourselves from Germany then. Continental Europe probably can’t but the UK and Ireland should be able to. 

    4. WeakDoughnut8480 on

      Honestly, Germany is doomed 

      No urgency

      No bravery

      No vision

      Fucked 

    5. medievalvelocipede on

      Nah. It’s a good thing when an old business model finally dies. That’s how you’re forced to innovate. Of course it’s better to stay ahead of the curve but people tend to get complacent and that includes businesses. Rent seeking instead of research and creativity.

    6. Safe_Most_5333 on

      People focus on germany, but besides the stupid nuclear energy phaseout, those problems are all pan-european and not german made. And nuclear power never actually produced much more than 10% of primary energy in germany. Germany and nuclear power are a scapegoat for bigger problems.

    7. kowwalski on

      Turns out a lot of politicians don’t really know what to do.

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