WilderSueden
2023-11-25 20:44:07
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Not only dehumidifiers, but also various other tools. A wet saw for paving stones is probably also among the things that can be rented out more frequently but are rarely purchased for a 2-day use. Vibratory plate compactor is similar, although they are relatively cheap to buy used.
Basically, your argument ignores the scale and the timing. It makes a big difference whether you usually break even (or can even save for good times) and in an emergency have a loss of 5-10 billion. Or whether you issue special debts of 100 billion here and 200 billion there. Then you quickly reach the scale of an annual budget, which is supposed to materialize out of nowhere through the central bank. At its core, the discussion is nothing more than Keynes reborn, which has already spectacularly failed because in the end, no investment is made in the future or value creation in the country, but ultimately debt is taken on for consumer products from China.
Ultimately, Germany does not suffer from a lack of money in many areas. Much can easily be built by the private sector. Be it wind farms or high-voltage power lines. Here, however, the problem is mainly an excessive bureaucracy and inefficient administration. As a builder, one can sing a song about this on a small scale as well as various companies on a large scale. In politics, however, it is a classic Sunday topic that everyone talks about but no one actually works on.
Basically, your argument ignores the scale and the timing. It makes a big difference whether you usually break even (or can even save for good times) and in an emergency have a loss of 5-10 billion. Or whether you issue special debts of 100 billion here and 200 billion there. Then you quickly reach the scale of an annual budget, which is supposed to materialize out of nowhere through the central bank. At its core, the discussion is nothing more than Keynes reborn, which has already spectacularly failed because in the end, no investment is made in the future or value creation in the country, but ultimately debt is taken on for consumer products from China.
Ultimately, Germany does not suffer from a lack of money in many areas. Much can easily be built by the private sector. Be it wind farms or high-voltage power lines. Here, however, the problem is mainly an excessive bureaucracy and inefficient administration. As a builder, one can sing a song about this on a small scale as well as various companies on a large scale. In politics, however, it is a classic Sunday topic that everyone talks about but no one actually works on.