Fierce competition from China and high energy costs are just two of the reasons Germany’s famous industrial machine is sputtering. How did this crisis come to pass, and can Germany adapt in time?
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00:00 Introduction
00:57 The Importance of German Industry
01:07 Title Card
02:01 Germany's Industrial Output
03:11 The Three Pillars of Germany's Economic Success
03:35 The Energy Crisis
04:52 China Shock 2.0
07:36 Rising Protectionism and Trade Fragmentation
08:11 Government Response and Fiscal Constraints
09:38 Social and Political Consequences
10:45 The European Stakes
11:22 Signs of Hope and the Road Ahead
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