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As Germany shifts towards a more financialized economy, the long-term implications remain uncertain. The industrial capabilities that once defined German economic strength are in jeopardy, particularly as competition intensifies from countries like China, which is also positioning itself to fill gaps in financial infrastructure. Such shifts could lead to a diminished role for Germany as an essential supplier of goods and services.
Moreover, as the surging demand for military spending and extensive infrastructure investments saturate the market, concerns about sustainability escalate. Will the pursuit of short-term financial gain lead to a reckless abandonment of effective economic strategies?