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“Not sustainable in the long term” – Economists warn of severe budget crisis from 2028
GlobeAlert Desk · curated from Welt · Germany · Western Europe
The 2027 debt budget has not yet been decided, but economic researchers are already looking ahead to the following year. They demand tough cuts – and suggest a higher value-added tax.
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