Public Debt per Capita Exceeds 30,000 Euros for the First Time

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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Munich is heading for a decline of 7.5 billion euros at the end of the year. Why is the debt rising despite high revenues, and who is responsible for the misery?

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The public debt burden continues to grow. Per capita debt has exceeded the €30,000 mark for the first time.

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Germany is in debt, down to the population, with more than 30,000 euros per inhabitant. The debt level in Bremen, Berlin and Hamburg is particularly high – Bavaria and Saxony remain the most economical.

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Last year, the per capita debt in Germany increased by 30,000 euros for the first time.

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The debt and the lack of billions in the federal budget are at a dizzying level. The government will have to decide on tough social reforms, but it will not be a new edition of Agenda 2010.

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Germany's public debt is growing unstoppably: at the end of 2024, a hole of over 2,500 billion euros – a gigantic per-capita debt. But where is it worst? This post Debt reaching record level The per-capita debt exploded was published on Young Freedom.