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764:" since introduction of the monetary union, while other countries have met or slightly exceeded it, the German industry had gained market share on a large scale to the expense of the other countries in the eurozone. As solution for this problem, which he considers as the fundamental cause of the euro crisis, he proposes coordination of wage policies in the European monetary union. In view of the facts that the option of revaluations and devaluations is not given anymore because of the abolition of national currencies, the only alternative was a
636:. Saving of one economic unit currently inevitably led to revenue loss of another unit. At present somebody in the economy was stuck with his supply. Expenses which are not done would fall away in same height. Because the sum of revenues, with that the incomes, of all economic units equals the sum of all expenses and with that the overall demand of all economic units, incomes would decline in future. The income generated in one period was to be used "always". By analogy with "time saving", which cannot be saved, saving in terms of
583:. In the new market economy of the 21st century, for every problem solutions should open-ended be searched for, which either could be borne by market or by state. Interests, exchange rates and prices for natural resources would clearly belong to state price control on international level. Already in a system of decontrolled
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In May 2013 Flassbeck wrote, it was irresponsible in the political discourse to repress the option to exit the Euro and that
Germany without doubt would be hit hard in an exit scenario. On the possibilities to solve the crisis in the eurozone he demanded Germany to radically change its position to
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Flassbeck assigns a major role to the insight that a national economy cannot save: the common understanding that a national economy could gain net savings, thus saving money during a certain period of time to finance investment in a future period using saved money, was false. This thinking by
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or too high wages, but as a consequence of a not demand-orientated policy. Flassbeck since then instead advocates an economic policy which follows basic
Keynesian principles and claims a "reform of thinking". After the first worsening of the
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Flassbeck, many fallacies of today's economics can be analysed. For example,
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European monetary policy, which, contrary to the majority of central banks, retained monetarism. Flassbeck cites that the monetary policy of the German
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primarily as an "inflation community". This means that all member countries of a monetary union had to show the same price change rate. That could only be achieved by equalisation of growth of
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That followed a period of working free lance as an economic researcher and a publicist. From
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Handelt Jetzt! Das globale Manifest zur Rettung der Wirtschaft
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1375:"Curriculum Vitae Dr Heiner Flassbeck"
1137:The Market Economy of the 21st Century
884:"Nothing has happened at the internal
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341:German Institute for Economic Research
295:Heiner Flassbeck studied economics at
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1590:"Rohstoffe den Spekulanten entreißen"
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1774:Wie ist der EURO noch zu retten?
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1556:"Nächster Crash kommt bestimmt"
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1665:"Drehbuch für den "Grexit","
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498:The End of Mass Unemployment
424:Positions on economic policy
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1669:Deutschlandradio Kultur
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414:Hamburg University
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