Michael Huether News
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A German Finance Ministry official said that budget-cutting rules must allow for flexibility, opening a chink in Chancellor Angela Merkel’s austerity-first policy as the only course to rescue Europe from its debt crisis.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel’s sweeping plan to transform Germany into a green-energy giant almost destroyed Nordseewerke GmbH, one of the country’s leading makers of wind-turbine foundations.
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European governments should part- nationalize the region’s largest lenders to prevent potential bank failures, Michael Huether, the director of the Cologne- based economic institute IW said, Sueddeutsche Zeitung reported.
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Wage increases for German workers should be limited to 3 percent this year to avoid the risk of causing an inflation spiral, Michael Huether , head of the IW economic institute, was quoted as saying by Boersen-Zeitung.
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Michael Huether, head of Germany’s IW economic institute, said the European Union should help rescue Spain’s banks rather than forcing the entire country to seek a bailout, Die Welt reported, citing an interview.
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Michael Huether, the German economist and head of the IW economic institute, said eurozone governments may have to force Greece to exit the common currency unless the country adheres to its austerity promises, Bild-Zeitung reported.
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Michael Huether, head of the IW economic institute, said Germany isn’t in danger of falling into a recession, Die Welt reported, citing an interview.
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The euro region’s sovereign debt crisis will ease next year and the common currency will still be around in five years after leaders earlier this month agreed to have their budgets monitored more closely, Michael Huether, head of the business-sponsored IW economic institute, told WirtschaftsWoche magazine.
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Germany’s IW institute will raise its national growth forecast as an “astoundingly robust” economy seems to be “disconnected” from the rest of Europe, Director Michael Huether was cited as saying by Euro am Sonntag.
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Germany is not using the current low interest-rate environment to reduce its budget deficit enough, said Michael Huether, the director of the Cologne-based economic institute IW, Die Welt reported.
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