German business cycle stabilization driven by policy and luck, study finds.
The article investigates how the German economy has changed over the past 50 years. By using a special statistical method, the researchers found that inflation in Germany has gone down a lot, and economic growth has become more stable after the global financial crisis. They also discovered that certain events, like changes in oil supply, can affect the economy in different ways over time. Overall, the study suggests that Germany's economy is influenced by both government policies and random events.