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Germany “did nothing” and its economy recovers

Germany “did nothing” and its economy recovers
Mises Wire Jeffrey A. Tucker
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“Last year, according to the IMF, the U.S. pumped an extra 1.1% of GDP into the economy. Germany did next to nothing.” WSJ

“The latest figures showed German exports had grown at their fastest pace for nearly three years at 7%, with particularly strong growth in demand from rapidly-growing economies such as China.” BBC

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