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Björn Fecker

Björn Fecker

German politician (The Greens)

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  • Jun 30

    German economists say coalition's 34-point reform package falls short of reviving stagnant economy

    Leading research institutes warn that the tax cuts and deregulation agreed by the CDU/CSU-SPD coalition will not be enough to pull Europe's largest economy out of a three-year stagnation.

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