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Well, sadly, nothing said about Länderfinanzausgleich in the article.

But, for your argument: I find it is a projection for 2008 at the end of 2007. And indeed they mention that such good finances are a recent development -- Baden-Württenberg, which was first to introduce tuition fees, is quoted explicitely as still having a giant deficit in 2006. Furthermore, they say:

Die Kombination aus früheren Sparanstrengungen, guter Konjunktur und steigenden Steuereinnahmen hat in den öffentlichen Haushalten die Wende zum Besseren möglich gemacht.

The combination of previous savings efforts, good economic situation and rising tax revenues has enabled a change for the better in public budgets.

_{*Lunatic*, n.

One whose delusions are out of fashion.}

by DoDo on Wed Oct 22nd, 2008 at 03:18:19 AM EST
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