Impossible Economics Of Far Right Germany | The Reality Behind Rise Of AfD | The Blueprint

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Germany’s political landscape is undergoing a historic transformation. The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has moved from the political fringes to becoming a major force in German politics, campaigning on tougher immigration policies, “remigration,” lower taxes, opposition to EU integration, and a reversal of Germany’s green-energy transition. But what would these policies actually mean for the German economy? In this episode of The Blueprint, we examine the economics behind the AfD’s policy agenda and Germany’s growing far-right movement. Germany became Europe’s industrial powerhouse by relying on three crucial pillars: access to the European Single Market, a highly skilled workforce, and competitive energy for its manufacturing sector. Today, all three are under pressure. Germany is already facing a major demographic challenge as millions of workers approach retirement. At the same time, industries ranging from manufacturing and logistics to healthcare and technology depend heavily o

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