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...third lesson, and perhaps the most pertinent, is that spending so much money in such a short time is bound to be wasteful. "Every village wanted to have the same dog kennel," jokes Klaus F. Zimmermann, president of the Berlin-based German Institute for Economic Research (known by its German acronym, DIW). East Germany today has a number of promising industries and state-of-the-art roads and railways, but it also has superfluous airports, oversized water-treatment plants and a collection of heavily subsidized industrial white elephants, all built at the taxpayers' expense. "Floodlit sheep meadows," grumbles Reiner Holznagel...
...billion in cash reserves. So, it's not hard to figure out what would happen to the real economy if the banks are left on their own to work through loan failure of this magnitude. "Germany has not succeeded yet in getting control of the financial crisis," says Klaus Zimmermann, president of the Berlin-based DIW economic research institute. "We must quickly extract the toxic assets from the system so that the banks can finally reassume their service role for the real economy...
...It’s probably one of the most elite college tournaments of the year.” The only win of the tournament for the Crimson came in the first round of doubles Thursday, when Clayton and Chijoff-Evans took down Andrew Landwerlen and Martin Zimmermann of Denver, 8-4. It was Chijoff-Evans’s first time on the national tournament stage, and he felt the gravity of the moment. “When I was going out there, I was feeling really nervous…I really didn’t know what to expect...
...Zimmermann '09, a social studies concentrator in Currier House, expressed similar sentiments...
...Calling it an elective abortion seems like carelessly ‘I’ll get an abortion today,’” Zimmermann said. “It suggests that people have abortions totally unrelated to health, but it is never not a medical decision...