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Saturday, November 2, 2019

Germany is no longer a manufacturing friendly nation -- it has high energy prices, and scary radical environmentalists

Eurozone 
industrial 
production 
has been 
holding steady 
since 2015, 


But German 
industrial production
has been slowing since 
early 2018,
lagging behind 
the Eurozone average,
and now approaching 
a recession.








Car production by German 
automakers has been cut 
domestically, while
increasing their 
auto production
in the rest of Europe

Because 
Germany 
is no longer a 
manufacturing 
friendly nation.

Germany has high
energy prices, and 
scary radical 
environmentalists.



What's changed in Germany ?

German companies pay 
the highest electricity prices 
in Europe, by a wide margin.

German manufacturers 
are moving 'environmentally 
burdensome production'
beyond its borders.

The Fridays for Future
and Extinction Rebellion 
protests have been 
widespread in Germany.

Pressure is mounting 
to ban internal 
combustion engines,
shut down the remaining 
nuclear power plants, 
and halt coal fired power,
which would make 
German electricity
even more expensive.


Environmentalists 
and government 
regulators have also 
targeted agriculture 
in Germany. 

The last thing Germany needs 
are more industry-destroying,
jobs-killing, government policies.