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Tag Archives: Germany
Get Set for Grexit
Investors should prepare for Greece to leave the Eurozone—not a disaster but likely to cause significant volatility, especially for U.S. and European financial stocks. George Soros, who has made billions betting on currency market ructions, believes there is a 50% … Continue reading
Regulation Matters: Germany’s Green Energy Nightmare
Wall Street lavishly over-analyzes fiscal and especially monetary policy, while largely ignoring the economic impact of regulatory policy, despite its great importance for investors. Actually three disparate groups are guilty of this oversight: The media tends to focus on Washington … Continue reading
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Tagged energy regulation, Europe growth, Germany, green energy, macroeconomics, Regulation
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