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No need to be like that about it... and 3 posts is spamming? Have you seen what Laurence and Vince get up to? Hypocritical values system much?

I wasn't entirely serious, broham.
 
New Weltreich never got off the ground because of creative licencing issues.

Not that, but rather lack of interest.

I however am a little...incensed at the march to war with the French though, as well as the Left's inability to, um, do anything noteworthy to mobilize against the Center...so I might as well propose my String-Pull, as originally suggested to TRP. This was when I was leading the New Weltreich.

I want to know if the "Revolution" mini-game would extend to causing revolutions outside of Germany. Here's my logic here:

1) The Center won the 1936 election on the basis of anti-Syndicate and anti-"Far Right" rhetoric. This anti-Syndicate rhetoric, plus the fact that the Conservatives control 'foreign affairs', strongly suggest that The Center will do much to bungle relations with the Syndicates. Even if the Left makes a comeback, it is unlikely the damage will ever get repaired.

2) The French themselves are an obstacle to peace. They have their own elections, right? The 'radical' Bolsheviks versus the 'moderate' Syndicalists, right? If the Bolsheviks get into power, I'm betting that peaceful co-existence isn't going to happen at all. They'll be war, no matter who's in power. Furthermore, the French will continue to possess a claim on Alsace-Lorraine, and will likely hold onto this (giving the claim up is going to offend nationalists...and Germany isn't going to go Syndicalist for the next 2 years). This grants the French government an easy excuse to wage war, even if Germany becomes a Syndicate Utopia. In fact, I worry that moderate Syndicalists will be pressured into a war with Germany just to make sure Bolsheviks don't win at the polls.

3) Regardless of how the War with France begins, Germany will win this war utterly and the Syndicate will collapse. But then Germany must establish a puppet government to run France. If the Conservatives have it their way, it'd be a reactionary monarchy, and if the Liberals have it their way, it'd be a capitalist democracy. But no matter what...it will not be Syndicalist. This will be a big blow to all the freedom-loving peoples, even that of the Germans. France must remain 'liberated'.

Therefore, I want to prepare a revolution in France to prepare for this eventuality. Of course, I hold the right to cancel this plan if it turns out that the Center can manage to make France happy, but I'm not going to hope for that.

Covertly, I want to assemble a group of French opposition parties into a common alliance, and then assist these opposition parties in waging a war against the French Syndicate. All opposition parties are welcome to join this alliance on TWO conditions:
A) They will give up the claim on Alsace-Lorraine.
B) They will embrace (or pay lip service to) Technocratic ideas (spreading the Weltreich ideology).

I am not betting that this revolution would succeed. I am betting however that The Center would be more tempted to rely on this on establishing a Technocratic Puppet instead of a Capitalist Democratic Puppet. If that is the case, socialism would still survive. (Of course, a Far Right government will just smash the Technocratic Puppet into the ground, but there's really no way to reason with them. Unless...the opposition renounces its Syndicalist roots...nah...)

It may even be possible that this revolution would create a rump revolter state that Germany would then decide to protect as a buffer state against the French Syndicate proper. If I play my cards right, I could use this revolter state as a way to claim a moral victory for the party, although it could lead to a division in the Left over which French government is the legitimate one. The ensuring feud within the Left would, more than likely, "alienate" the Weltreich from the rest of the Left, losing potential allies, but also possibly gaining support from the Center.

I understand that if I get caught, I'd end up causing the very war I was preparing against. Still, saving the French population from the horrors of liberalism is worth the price.

I proposed this event in order to protect the Left in Germany from the Center, by allowing Syndie France to be reborn as Technological France. But the Left is inactive, busy ranting about anthems than liberating the workers. I am willing to compromise with my String-Pull...if it is necessary to reach the "magic number" of supporters necessary to launch the Revolution. I will draw the line at betraying the French Left and creating a capitalist dictatorship.

Many of you cheer about the prospects of a new World War. I'd argue, exactly what the Germans will gain out of it? The only prize we get is that we get to defend what is already rightfully ours, the territory of Alsace-Lorraine...and that's it. That's not worth the lives of German men. Any pride that the German nation will gain will be more than outweighed by the radicalization of the French Left, who also hold the power of Revolution in their hands. If we can convince the French Left to leave Alsace-Lorraine alone, then we may have peace in our time.
 
But the Left is inactive, busy ranting about anthems than liberating the workers.
Do not mistake silence for inaction.
 
If we can convince the French Left to leave Alsace-Lorraine alone, then we may have peace in our time.

If you want peace, prepare for war.

(OOC: read that last part of that sentence again...VERY unfortunate connotations :rofl:)
 
I saw in the Channel Pact Group a comment about a New Weltreich party. Are there new parties allowed?

Oh yes, because parties merged and dissapeared we are back open for new parties!. So if you have an idea, bring it :D

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Eh, full of pics for other games? Well, anyway, you heard the guy- We will repeat and repeat and repeat this to you guys, let's try and keep the spam to a minimum, given the speed of posting we can't monitor every single thing said, so try to use common sence as rule of thumb. To everyone in a party; Note that excessive behaviour may put your entire party at risk for getting banned out of the game.

We're saying this for everyone, really- A lot of people up high are not very pleased with some of the posts some of you (and us) made, and Realpolitik is taking the heat for it. There is a lot going on everywhere inside and around this thread, so try to keep it fun for all the players.

On the string-pulls: Yes it kindof depends on our whims, but if you want it to be a secret feel free to PM us instead

To the government: Congrats on getting organised! We'll try to get you guys some updates and issues to work on as soon as possible. The adress of the chancellor has been added to the index, and we'll post a list of the government when we can.

To Stormbringer: You have a list of the government now, think you could do anything to mod it in like you said?

To everyone: Happy New Year!



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Description of the current economic situation in Germany.

“In 1924, Grand Admiral von Tirpitz became Reichskanzler and his policies started a golden age of German Weltpolitik, bringing the economy under control through regulating the markets, subsidizing food imports with money gained from reparations and the sale of technology to Germany’s allies and client-states. However, since the Grand Admiral’s death in 1930 things have been going downhill for Germany. A general slowing of the world economy is decreasing industrial output and national income as other nations recover their manufacturing power, and growing nationalism in Germany’s eastern clients is starting to cause tensions as both populations and governments begin to drift away from the Reich. The Kaiser is getting old, so as the welfare state put in place by Bismarck himself, and if Germany had never been so powerful, Germany had never had such heavy burdens either” (Kaiserreich Wikipedia).

On February 3rd 1936 the Berlin Stock Exchange recorded the largest sell-off of stocks in history. The Deutscher Aktien Index which represents the 30 largest companies in Germany lost nearly 12% in a single day and wiping out millions of Marks in wealth in a single day. The broad decline of stocks would persist in the coming weeks with an interim bottom coming in mid-March, by which point the Deutscher Aktien Index had lost 27% of its value and almost 15% of the aggregate wealth of Germany had disappeared.

The Ministry of Economics (the Ministry) offers the following analysis of the situation.

Between 1924 and 1936 the relative prosperity of Germany has fueled a rapid expansion of the German economy. The resulting increase in personal wealth has led to greater consumption and investment by institutions and individuals. Beginning in early 1930’s easy credit conditions and continuous increases in asset values have led to persistent and systematic overvaluation of financial assets by individuals. Speculative purchases of financial assets have driven up the prices of such assets to well above the prices that would be warranted by economic fundamentals. In effect, by early 1936, prices of financial assets had ceased to reflect the intrinsic value of the assets and had instead begun to reflect the expectation of future price appreciation.

The immediate decline in the value of financial assets beginning in February of 1936 was triggered by the announcement that Dresdner Bank would stop payments on its financial obligations due to a temporary shortage of liquidity. Dresdner Bank currently holds large amounts of foreign commercial paper and concerns regarding the health of the Canadian and American economies following the announcement of the Canadian government that Canada would have to delay the scheduled payment of war reparations to Germany have depressed the value of these financial assets. The announcement from Dresdner Bank has created widespread concern regarding the strength of other major financial institutions in Germany and abroad and has triggered a downward correction in the prices of assets backed by these institutions.

The downward correction in the prices of financial assets has caused a revision of the expectations of future price appreciation that underlined asset valuation (see above). What resulted was a broad and systematic correction of asset prices towards prices that reflect the intrinsic underlying value of the assets. The result has been twofold. Firstly the correction in asset prices has caused a decline in the wealth of many households that held financial assets resulting in a decline in personal consumption, an increase in the savings rate, and a downward pressure on aggregate demand. Secondly, the disruption of the financial payments system triggered by the holds on payments issued by numerous major banks has created a drastic lack of liquidity in the financial markets, increasing short-term interest rates, and placing tremendous pressure on companies that had hereto financed their operations through either short-term bank loans or the short-term commercial paper market. This lack of liquidity in the short-term financial markets has led to delays in wages, layoffs, and the scaling back of production, placing further downwards pressure on both aggregate supply and demand.

At present Germany is experiencing what is effectively a run on the Mark. Investors are selling assets that are denominated in German Marks, forcing the value of these assets lower and placing downward pressure on the value of the Mark. In order to counter this effect and to maintain the present fixed exchange rate of 2790 German Marks to 1 kilogram of gold the Reichsbank has been purchasing German Marks and selling gold at the fixed rate since February 11th, depleting its current gold reserves by approximately one quarter. The reduction of circulation of the Marks due to the Reichsbank purchases has further caused a severe reduction in the liquidity in financial markets and a drastic increase in short term interest rates, placing severe downward pressure on the supply of money and as a result on aggregate supply.


OOC: I will give you guys the moded ministers file tomorrow!
 
Issues facing the administration in the March 1938 elections:


Gentlemen, congratulations on forming a new government. To reiterate, here is the latest version of the issues your administration faces. Read them well and consider your answers: The fate of the Kaiserreich rests in your hands now...​




- Universal suffrage

As of late, feminist movements have stepped up their actions to gain voting rights for women. It is now the question of the next government if it wishes to include women in the 1939 elections.

- Military doctrine
For the past two years, opposition parties have increasingly stressed the importance of a renewal in German military theory, claiming that Germany’s true strength lied in her inventiveness. They are opposed by the conservative veterans from the Weltkrieg, who believe upholding the current doctrine of Decisive Battle and Infantry-Based Warfare is best for the country. The military doctrine debate will prove to be a crucial point in the next elections.

- Mitteleuropean Policy

With the Mitteleuropa summit approaching in April, the next government will have to decide if it wishes to pursue an isolationist or expansive policy towards her neighbours. Some parties claim that countries like Hungary, Finland and South-Africa would make great allies to Mitteleuropa and should be held close through diplomatic ties, while others insist that Mitteleuropa should remain a closed European alliance, to prevent Germany from having to take a too agressive role on the world stage

- Relations with the Syndicalists

Many leftist parties seek reconciliation with the Syndicalists, and France, Italy and the UoB have already expressed their support for the German Syndicalist Union. Including the Syndicalists in a coalition government might both retain Germany’s democracy and restore the relations with the syndicalist states to the West, seriously relieving the international pressure.

- German territorial claims

Many World War One veterans in opposition believe Germany remained much too moderate at the end of the Weltkrieg, resulting in our weakened position today. With Austria-Hungary to the South collapsing, many parties in both countries, the most important of which known as the NSDAP, are calling for a reunification, or ‘Anschluss’ with the Austrians and Bohemia. More radical elements even claim Germany has rights to annex an Ostland out of our current allies, to finally create a Greater German Empire capable of keeping world peace and restoring the Pax Germania. These elements also stress German claims on Switzerland, straining our relations with the small country. The national-radical parties are on the rise in the polls, and if a radical-right coalition was to take control, this would seriously effect the foreign policy of the country.


- Pacifism/Realpolitik/Jingoism/Reactionism

Many opposition parties have called for the abolishment of Realpolitik, the political theory that led to the unification of our country and her victory in the Weltkrieg, stating that the modern world requires a new state of mind for the Parliament. The debate has been pending between the Reactionary Democrats, who believe force is needed to spread democracy over the world, the conservatives who keep to Realpolitik, Pacifism and diplomacy upheld by most of the leftists, and militaristic Jingoism porposed by the radical-Right, who believe Germany must use force to assert her dominance over Europe, and finally, the world.


- The Muller Plan: Decolonisation

In wake of their electoral victory, the new Imperial-Center coalition has promised to steer Germany away from the path of colonialism and onto the path for equality for all, and even as we speak processes are being started up to liberate territories formerly known as Kaiserreich crown colonies and place them under self-governance. It is now the government's duty to lay out and detail how they plan on reorganising the decolonisation of our overseas territories, and more importantly: Rethink our stance to the Entente, and in particular National France, which has claimed colonial lands for their own and, in line with the Muller Plan, are unlawfull occupants of African lands in eyes of Germany.


- The Berlin Stock Market Crash - Wars For Economy?

The economic crisis has caught us off-guard and left poverty and havoc in it's wake. Unemployment is skyrocketing, and daily more factories are closing. It is of utmost important to the government that they figure out a way to stave off total economic disaster, which could quite possible push Germany to the brink of self-destruction. The government is free to present their own economic plan, but some radical elements in the Reichstag have already proposed to make a move on Switzerland for their German-national provinces. The ensuing war would jumpstart out war economy and get us out of this crisis, and due to the Romanov province claims of the Commune of France we expect little antagony from the Syndicalists to result from this action. Switzerland is diplomatically isolated and our ball to play with, the decision to invade is not more or less than a moral one.


That will be all for now. May god smile upon our future. In the chancellor we trust!

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Okay, to everyone: If you go back to the index posts you will find that it now shows the current cabinet

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And for the government: Issues have been posted, and everything you might need you can find through the index. We await an official post of the chancellor answering each of these points (Please copy the layout to make it easier to read). Good luck!

That said, i'm beat. Updating an AAR after coming back for a NYE party is like hitting yourself with a hammer repeatedly ;) Signing off

- TRP
 
Whoa...that is one badass cabinet diagram.
 
A New Party for a Pragmatic Deutschland

Libertarian Reichspartei

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The LRP seeks to use pragmatism and compromise to lead Germany to a more ideal future, one rid of ideological battles betwixt Syriana and the entirety of the Right. (Although I love the debating)

In terms of Monarchy, the LRP fully supports the monarchy, as long as it never restricts the constitutional rights and powers of the Reichstag. At the same time, the Reichstag must be able to form majorities to avoid gridlock.

In terms of Women's Rights, the LRP supports female suffrage, female entrance into all occupations, and even females in the armed forces. Why let good soldiers, an entire half of the war-age population sit there and not be used for the good of Deutschland.

In terms of Society, we support education based on the classics, full rights for all of any sex, ethnicity (just don't revolt), faith, and race. We also encourage new influences in order to avoid stifling restrictions in the misguided zeal of cultural purism.

In terms of "How Socialist" : Despite the war with the Internationale, we still support the Social Reforms of Bismarck, and would like to add that the government should ideally give progressive taxing, take away the powers of nobility, turn the Federated Monarchies (Bavaria etc) into Duchies and counties, and ensure the rights of workers through regulations. In exchange with the right, taxes on business would decrease in favor of less rights for the aristocracy.

In diplomacy, we must support the Eastern monarchs we installed. Leave the rest of Asia to Japan and sell Indochinese and Chinese territories of Germany to Japan to stave off any aggression. We must befriend Japan in order to prevent Asia from fighting us with their alliance. In Europe, support the Carlists and the Irish and use a diplomatic blitzkreig to win nations to our side. We must subdue Switzerland and in the peace take Geneva and Zurich, along with their money. If desired by the public, we could even annex Switzerland. Austria, that weak pain in our ass, must be dismantled, with Germany undergoing Anschluss along with the Sudetenland and Venice added to the deal. Hungary, Croatia, Slovenia, Slovakia, a reduced Bohemia will all become friends of the Reich, given democracy with the exception of Bohemia, the remaining Habsburg nation. (can be changed to Hungary if need be). Galicia, on the other hand, will see her Polish land go to Poland and her Ukrainian lands go to a non-Communist puppet Ukraine. The rest of the Balkans can be befriended, and perhaps Greece can be used to weaken Bulgaria and the Ottomans. We must befriend and intervene in Russia, restoring a friendly Romanov dynasty. We must give technology and a modicum of assistance to our allies, and we must not annex the UBD; let them die as our Eastern wall while we prepare, we don't want a border with the Bear. Top priority is Flanders, followed by the Eastern monarchies. Ignore Africa and Asia, through decolonization in line with Muller. Mittelafrika can live on her own; Goering is irretrievable from dictatorship, and we do not yet need to fight the Entente.

Mitteleuropa must stay a European alliance, and we must not get too involved outside of Europe. Let Asia and Africa and America burn; we will only get involved if they mess with the Germans. It must stayed closed to non-Europeans, including the Ottomans and Africa. Let our international holdings be sold to stave off economic decay and to bolster non-Syndicalist international relations.

In terms of Syndicalism, cripple France and take more land while giving independence to Brittany and the Occitans and even the Basques (ensure Iberian Basques are also freed). To all other Syndicalists, throw down your arms, and we shall once again coexist peacefully. France is the enemy, not the Syndicalists. Whether we were separate or unified, whether they were Monarchists, Bonapartists, Republicans or Bolsheviks, whether they fought under Louis XIV or Napoleon, whether we were the HRE or the German Kingdoms, France has always been the eternal enemy of Deutschland. Let Brittania exist, let the Sicilies crush the Pope, but death, unyielding death to France! Burn Paris, sack Orleans, take the Louvre, and let the Seine run red with the flags and blood of the damned French! Let France be divided; spare the Occitans and the Bretons. Take the entire Rhine, and destroy their industry! Burn the factories, shoot the livestock, spread insects among the farms and vineyards! Let Gaul lay fallow and destitute, for they have plagued Germany for the last time! Gallia delenda est!

In war, seek new strategies, particularly in nukes, panzers and especially aircraft and aircraft carriers.

In terms of the economy, nationalization of non-military and non-steel industries, along with expansion, could both appease Syndies and create new jobs through expansion. Let us rebuild infrastructure, expand the armed forces, and funnel the unemployed into those factories. Let us build a ring of forts throughout the Rhineland!

We just want freedom in market, freedom in society, and pragmatism in actions while serving our Kaiser. Deutschland uber alles!
 
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The Ministry of Economics (the Ministry) is taking the following steps to counter the deteriorating economic condition.

The most clear, present, and continuous threat to the economy is the deterioration of short-term credit markets due to elevated short-term interest rates caused by the lack of liquidity in the financial markets and the contracting money supply that resulted from Reichsbank’s purchase of Marks for gold in the attempt to maintain the fixed exchange rate of Marks to gold between February and March. Effective immediately the Ministry and the Reichsbank, acting under emergency authority granted by the Chancellor, will discontinue the convertibility of Marks to gold and will cease the re-purchase of Marks using the bank’s gold reserves. Beginning with the opening of financial markets tomorrow the Ministry and the Reichsbank will terminate the current practice of maintaining a target for an exchange rate between the Mark and major foreign currencies and will allow the Mark to appreciate or depreciate according to market forces. The elimination of the rigidities in the economy that are a necessary byproduct of a fixed gold-to-currency exchange rate will allow the Ministry and the Reichsbank to simultaneously provide liquidity to the financial markets and to prop up aggregate demand in the economy through fiscal policy.

The Reichsbank, consistent with its responsibilities as Germany’s central bank, will continue to serve as a source of liquidity to support the economic and financial system. In order to depress commercial short-term interest rates, the bank, acting under emergency authority, will immediately make available to financial and commercial institutions uncovered credit lines at between 50 and 250 basis points rates. The bank will accept liquid as well as currently illiquid assets as collateral up to the value of such assets yesterday at close of financial markets.

The bank will further begin a two-week purchasing period of commercial and government short-term debt, with the explicit goal of increasing the amount of Marks currently in circulation and broadly and systematically placing downward pressure on both short, and long-term interest rates, increasing the supply of money and countering the current downward pressure on aggregate supply and demand. The results of the purchasing program will be evaluated in two weeks and further actions will be taken as needed.

Furthermore, the required reserve ratio for financial institutions is immediately reduced to 5 percent of total outstanding obligations for the period of the next six months. The Ministry together with the Reichsbank will make available an uncovered credit line at 0 basis points to any financial institution facing a temporary shortage of liquidity. These measures, combined with measures detailed above, will reverse the contraction of the money supply and will reverse the delays in wages, layoffs, and scaling back of production that have taken place due to an increase in short-term interest rates. In turn, downward pressure on aggregate supply and demand will be alleviated.

The German economy is currently carrying a sizable public and private debt. Reichsbank’s previous policy of maintaining a fixed exchange rate between the Mark and gold had led to a rapidly contracting money supply, resulting in the prospect of falling wages and prices in the coming months. Debt deflation, should it materialize, will place an increasing burden on both the government and the households trying to repay outstanding debt, would require an increased savings rate, and would reduce consumption expenditures, and by extension aggregate output. The Ministry and the Reichsbank will evaluate the effectiveness of the current policies in preventing debt deflation and commit to expanding debt-purchasing programs in the future as necessary to prevent debt deflation.

The long-term impact on the economy from the persistent decline in asset prices is the decline in household wealth and the corresponding decline in consumption expenditures with the resulting downward pressure on aggregate demand. The Ministry intends to use to flexibility allowed by the discontinuation of the fixed gold to Mark exchange rate, the increased savings rate amongst households due to the decline in household wealth, the Mark’s status as the international reserve currency, and the emergency authority granted to it by the Chancellor to issue short, medium, and long-term bonds to borrow a sum of money approximately equivalent to 5 percent of Germany’s aggregate output in 1935. The money will be used to finance social and infrastructure projects over the next twelve months in order to counter the downward pressure on aggregate demand. The Ministry intends to leave the specific nature of the projects to the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Ministry of the Interior. The effectiveness of the fiscal expansion will be evaluated over the course of the next six months and the size and scope will be adjusted accordingly.

Persistent and significant budget deficits have the potential to put upwards pressure on long-term interest rates. In order to counter this potential increase in long-term interest rates the Ministry will finance only projects with the expected duration of no more than 24 months and will place a limit of 40% of Germany’s aggregate output in 1935 on total public debt.

International trade is a significant component of Germany’s economy. Germany’s producers rely on access to foreign markets and Germany’s consumers rely on access to imported goods. The rapid increase in interest rates between February and March due to the Reichsbank’s purchase of Marks in an attempt to maintain a fixed exchange rate between the Mark and gold has caused a drastic decline in international trade because of the deterioration of short-term credit markets that are essential to commercial activity between countries. The discontinuation of the convertibility between the Mark and gold is likely to lead to a depreciation of the Mark against other currencies, helping German producers but hurting German consumers. To counter the damage to German consumers the Ministry, using its emergency authority, is immediately issuing an indefinite stay on all international duties and tariffs levied against imports of goods into Germany. The Ministry will evaluate the situation following the stabilization of the exchange rate between the Mark and other major currencies.

The Ministry expects these measures to restore liquidity to the financial markets as soon as all financial programs are put in place. The restoration of liquidity will stem the delays in wages, layoffs, and scaling back of production that has taken place due to increases in short-term interest rates. The economic situation is expected to stabilize by the end of March.

The Ministry further expects international trade to decline through March and April and to begin stabilizing during the summer. The Mark will lose value against most other currencies during this time period, but the relaxed tariff regime will alleviate the deterioration of the purchasing power of the Mark.

The Ministry expects weakness in aggregate demand to persist throughout 1936. The broad decline in asset prices has caused a deterioration of household wealth and as a result of consumption expenditures. The fiscal expansion enacted by the Ministry will counter some of the decline in aggregate demand, but the decline in household wealth has been drastic and fiscal policy is unlikely to completely make up for the decline in aggregate demand. As a result industrial production and unemployment will continue to be elevated throughout the year.

The Ministry expects the broad effect from monetary policies to become apparent six to twelve months after their implementation. Reduced interest rates and the expanded money supply will lead to an increase in aggregate output and supply, and will, over time, restore household wealth and through it aggregate demand. Industrial production will converge towards potential output as aggregate demand recovers and employment will converge towards full employment level over the same time period.
 
Where do you work? At the Ministry of Economics in your country? Or which document did you use to do this? No just kidding :D

I understand all I must say (I have to do an exam in macroeconomics in two weeks and these are the basics Aggregate demand and the stuff) so I think it is a nice plan. With the devaluation of the Mark, more trade will eventually be gained which will stimulate the economy (I hope :D)

Tim
 
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