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INVESTMENT GIPLE: “I would have sleepless nights as chancellor” What Germany is missing now!

Germany is attracting new capital from international investors. But Michael Moritz, Vice President of the Association Die Familien Unternehmer, warns against equating announced investments with real economic progress. Many foreign direct investments are merely changes of ownership and do not create new production capacities. Moritz also sees considerable catching up with the USA in the case of artificial intelligence. He particularly critically assesses the Berlin negotiations on possible socialization of large housing stocks. These could be d...

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Germany is attracting new capital from international investors. But Michael Moritz, Vice President of the Association Die Familien Unternehmer, warns against equating announced investments with real economic progress. Many foreign direct investments are merely changes of ownership and do not create new production capacities. Moritz also sees considerable catching up with the USA in the case of artificial intelligence. He particularly critically assesses the Berlin negotiations on possible socialization of large housing stocks. These could permanently damage the trust of international investors. Reliable framework conditions are crucial instead of high-profile summits.

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