Germany's coalition on Tuesday set aside weeks of squabbling to agree to a total of 32 billion euros ($34.63 billion) in corporate tax cuts over four years to boost the flagging economy.
Germany has a lot of money, the tax cuts are not the problem here. The problem is that it’s not well spend. We have to subsidize coal and power because former governments failed to develop cheaper alternatives, especially renewables which are way cheaper by now.
Germany has a lot of money, the tax cuts are not the problem here. The problem is that it’s not well spend. We have to subsidize coal and power because former governments failed to develop cheaper alternatives, especially renewables which are way cheaper by now.