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"Gone are the days when Germans could consider bad economic news from Europe as other people’s problems. The continent’s once unchallenged industrial leader is in deep trouble — so much so that some neighbours now, only half-jokingly, talk about it as a “failed state” where the trains don’t run and 10-year-olds can’t read. Not only does Germany’s image abroad need improving, the country also needs to rethink its growth model and is best advised to do so in co-operation with fellow Europeans. This is why the first and loudest political reactions from German policymakers on Draghi’s magnum opus miss the point." [..] "Many in Germany and other northern European countries still assume that an EU industrial strategy would amount to them having to support the rest of the bloc. But that gets things the wrong way round: Europe has the opportunity to reassert itself in the digital sphere, master its green transition and innovate more. Looked at in that light, Germany or the Netherlands, say, would gain as much they give from a new industrial strategy. But this also requires both the European Commission and other member states not to treat industrial policy as a vehicle for redistribution by stealth. Instead they should be serious about building on strengths and enhancing flexibility for the benefit of the continent as a whole. Draghi’s report offers a blueprint — it’s up to everyone, including Germany, to seize the opportunity." In sintesi, la Germania riuscirà ad accantonare la miopia che ha contraddistinto la sua politica industriale negli ultimi decenni?
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3moInteressante l’interrogativo finale, così come sono condivisibili le riflessioni che lo precedono