Publication

Aug 2013

This policy paper considers Germany's likely economic trajectories after the Bundestag elections scheduled for September 2013. It specifically argues that should the Red-Green coalition return to power and manage to implement its economic program, Germany would indeed change its capitalist model. It would shift the state back to the center of economic life by reducing the role of the financial sector, taxing those with higher incomes to facilitate the redistribution of wealth, regulating the labor market through a minimum wage, and speeding up the green revolution.

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Author Sebastian Płóciennik
Series PISM Policy Papers
Issue 71
Publisher Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
Copyright © 2013 Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
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