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Kalte Enteignung
- Wie die Euro-Rettung uns um Wohlstand und Rente bringt
- Narrated by: Matthias Lühn
- Length: 6 hrs and 4 mins
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Kalte Enteignung
Narrated by:
Matthias Lühn
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Publisher's Summary
Wen rettet der Rettungsschirm? Uns jedenfalls lässt er im Regen stehen und bringt uns um unser Erspartes und unsere Rente. Der streitbare Ökonom Walter Krämer enthüllt, wie die deutschen Sparer und Rentner in den nächsten zehn Jahren enteignet werden und wer davon profitiert: die Gläubiger der europäischen Banken, griechische Milliardäre und spanische Fußballclubs.
Was sind die aktuellen Gefahren für unser Geld, wie sind wir so weit gekommen und wie geht es weiter? Mit Walter Krämer kommen Licht und deutliche Worte in eine undurchsichtige Materie.
©2013 Campus Verlag (P)2013 Audiobooks on Demand
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