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The German coronavirus lockdown easing is followed closely by court challenges. One now succeeded in Baden-Württemberg (thread)
What happened? Like other states BW decided only shops < 800 m2 could open at this stage. The court was ok with that. However...
The state made exceptions for car, bike and book stores. That was held to be an unjustifiable discrimination.
VGH Mannheim. Source: …tshof-baden-wuerttemberg.justiz-bw.de/pb/,Lde/625274…
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Today someone working in global strategic communication wrote that the EU argument that proximity matters in international trade was just an excuse and that in the modern world geography is irrelevant for trade (1/3)
My first thought was “maybe if you are working in global strategic communication you can believe that”. But then I looked at the website of the employer of the guy making the argument. The German website pointed to the firm’s 7 (!) offices in Europe and stated ... (2/3)
”We are, where our clients need us.” (3 of their offices are in Germany alone at different locations). So I was wrong. Even for firms in global strategic communications geography matters so much that they make location a selling point. (3/3)
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Three follow-ups to the BVerfG judgment: 1) by the ECJ. Nothing new. Except stating it.
2) Vastly more significant: by the German government. This is highly significant and probably overstated by the FT. But roughly speaking: this is on us. We’ll find a way.
I agree on ‘there’s a way’, but yes. IMHO an ECB statement seems not unlikely.
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Wednesday is the day the RKI publishes data on cv tests in Germany - so... rki.de/DE/Content/Inf…
Test capacity
So 965000 or 154000/day
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