La Germania, Keynes e l'austerità altrui

[Autom. eng. transl.] In these times of poor growth for all, what is most lacking in Italy (and much of the Eurozone) is above all the possibility of spending and investing more: there is no Keynesian policy that Germany has silently successfully applied to itself itself but refuses instead to extend to the rest of Europe with an excess of fiscal rigor and with its net obstructionism on Eurobonds. The latter would be very useful for financing development and infrastructure investments in Europe but Germany, which is in clear conflict of interest with its partners, selfishly fears them because they could become the most feared competitors of the Bunds.