Ökonom Tom Krebs discusses how the economic failures of Germany's center parties fueled the rise of the AfD and argues for a "planned market economy" to address the cost-of-living crisis. He critiques the current black-red coalition's neoliberal reforms and military Keynesianism, asserting that these policies exacerbate deindustrialization rather than stimulate growth. Krebs outlines a progressive alternative involving public ownership of housing and energy, price controls, and wealth taxes to create jobs through green growth. He emphasizes that Berlin’s recent election results signal a nec…
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