Germany’s debt-brake spending wager
A reported policy documentary that makes borrowing tangible through failing infrastructure, witness accounts, archival politics and sourced charts.
By @FinancialTimes for Financial TimesRuns 25:16
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Why it works
The first 35 seconds turn a fiscal issue into a broken bridge, school damage and delayed travel, with seven cuts in the opening 10 seconds. A large spending figure around 0:41 sets the stakes, while the concise three-dependency diagnosis at 5:18–5:33 is the strongest replay peak. This is a six-minute excerpt of a longer reported film, so it is less useful as a self-contained product-video reference.
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