Per the above graphic Europe imports most of its energy. The energy potential of each country differs. Germany is pushing so called renewable energies, which are, however, insufficient for covering its energy needs.1 As for fossile fuels, Germany has coal, lignite and hard coal.
There is no doubt that in these times the virus epidemic is only one of several layers through which our society is changed massively – and it certainly is not the most important one. Another even more transforming layer is digitalization. We will increasingly share our views on this topic too. From today onward, in…
Who owns the media? Watch MONOPOLY Part 2 to find out. If you haven’t already, we really recommend MONOPOLY Part 1 | Who Owns the World
In MONOPOLY Part 1, Tim Gielen follows the money, showing us how only two companies have a total monopoly over all industries in the world.
Economic crisis and state of emergency – a marriage of convenience? Paul Schreyer, German author of “Chronicle of a crisis foretold”, explores how an economic crisis and collapsing financial bubbles can be managed with a state of emergency. Paul Schreyers Book
The “novel” coronavirus pandemic marks the greatest turning point in U.S. monetary history since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913. In large measure, the “novel” coronavirus pandemic narrative serves as a convenient cover story that distracts from and even masks the Federal Reserve’s unprecedented maneuvers in 2020—maneuvers that happen to have been planned and discussed in August 2019 some four months prior to the first mention of any “novel” virus in Wuhan, China.
Who is going to profit from the Corona crisis? Christian Kreiß, professor of economics, talks about financial speculations and the winners of an economic depression.
