Bald im Livestream: Haben wir Deutschlands Krise falsch erklärt?

Investment levels are declining, corporate bankruptcies are increasing, and job cuts are occurring. Neither current economic policy nor the measures taken in previous years have managed to reignite Germany's growth engine. A year after Chancellor Friedrich Merz promised a "Economic Turnaround," his government unveiled a reform package that critics argue is socially imbalanced, and others claim falls short.

Can Germany truly overcome its structural crisis? Handelsblatt Chief Editor Sebastian Matthes and Wirtschaftsweise Monika Schnitzer debate this topic in a live-streamed discussion on September 30th at 17:30. The video of the live-stream can be found in the article below. The unique aspect: Handelsblatt subscribers and subscribers can ask the two live questions.

Mark your calendar for September 30th here. In his upcoming book "Inside 2029," scheduled for release on October 1st, Handelsblatt Chief Editor Sebastian Matthes visited innovation clusters around the world. His diagnosis: Germany has stopped being bold. And now, he wonders if we have not understood the causes of the crisis and therefore applied the wrong treatment.

Watch the live-stream soon here. Ask your questions here. To celebrate its 80th birthday, Handelsblatt is giving away 80 copies of "Inside 2029," Sebastian Matthes' new book. Details on how to enter the drawing can be found here.