Can Germany save the euro-zone?

Increased domestic spending in Germany would not only assist the euro-zone’s troubled periphery but would also be in Germany’s own interests, helping to reduce unemployment. However, while there are many ways in which the Government could boost domestic demand, it is unlikely to do so.

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