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Während Jens Südekum "in der gegenwärtigen Situation [...] für Deutschland [die] simple Strategie der Schuldenüberwälzung" empfiehlt, warnen die anderen Autoren vor höheren Schulden und plädieren für eine mehr oder weniger schnelle Schuldenkonsolidierung vor allem über die Ausgabenseite. Staatsverschuldung, Corona-Pandemie, Deutschland, National Debt, Corona Pandemic, Germany Keywords: Staatsverschuldung; Corona-Pandemie; Deutschland; National Debt; Corona Pandemic; Germany EN Staatsverschuldung Corona-Pandemie Deutschland National Debt Corona Pandemic Germany 37 38 2 08/05/21 20210501 NES 210501 Um die negativen wirtschaftlichen Auswirkungen der Corona-Pandemie abzumildern, hat Deutschland staatliche Hilfen in Billionenhöhe in Aussicht gestellt. [Extracted from the article]

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The Nazi economic recovery, achieved between 1933 and 1938, displayed striking features of brilliant economic overhauling of a capitalist machine that had been plagued by a prolonged crisis. The means employed to effect the recovery appear to follow a Malthusian exercise in the rehabilitation of the function of effective demand: the Nazis, prompted by expediency and necessity, took remedial action that was very much in consonance with the canons of classical political economy. The succinct analysis of such an exercise in the context of the strong governmental regimentation of the Third Reich may provide insight into the nature and future of the capitalist regime, in the light of the fact that its principles, business and philosophical, and its implications for the world at large, so far, have not shown a marked departure from the way in which they were understood by the spirit of the 1930s, in Germany, as well as abroad. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]