Among risks is the possibility Germany will make further cuts to a solar subsidy that has helped make the country the dominant market for solar power. About 75% of First Solar sales in 2008 were to German customers. As more consumers and businesses install solar panels, the so-called feed-in tariff is becoming increasingly costly for the government and German businesses.Germany may need that cash for a bailout of Greece.
Is stagflation temporary?
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I have been gazumped by two red-hot inflation reports in two days, even as
growth slows sharply in Australia and the US. First, in Australia,
quarterly d...
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