Reforms could relieve German budget by up to €60 billion, Ifo says
Germany's financial situation could be improved by up to €60 billion ($70 billion) annually by 2030 with a series of economic reforms, calculations by the Ifo Institute showed on Tuesday. The study, commissioned by the employer-funded think tank New Social Free Market Initiative, shows that the government could generate around €54 billion through changes to pension insurance, parental allowance and subsidies. An additional €6 billion could be generated through growth-promoting investments at the federal level. “To achieve that, reform packages need to...
