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Germany’s paralysis threatens European economy
(english.elpais.com)
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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2024
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I have a lot of questions. Why is this important? Do we need to be divided in Europe because of this? Actually, as a (not German) European citizen, why should I even care? Is the economy that important for me as a citizen? How does it effect my household budget? What is even the metric for the European economy?
You're privileged (no offense!). For some people, a bad economy means losing their jobs, turning homeless, etc. critical hits from which it's difficult to recover.
No offense taken, I am well aware.