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Digdeep Podcast: Professor Enzo Weber, How Is Germany Getting Into the Digital Fast Lane?

News From the Digital World by MCML PI Frauke Kreuter and Christof Horn

In episode 104, Professor Enzo Weber challenges the view of Germany lacking digital infrastructure. As a macroeconomist at IAB, he provides nuanced insights, evaluating the country’s digital standing since the millennium. Despite media skepticism, he discusses Germany’s strengths in the digital economy. Tune in for concise analysis (podcast in German).

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