Germany's Commuters Bear The Cost Of The Iran Crisis And Tax State

Germany's Commuters Bear The Cost Of The Iran Crisis And Tax State Submitted by Thomas Kolbe The excessive fiscal burden on fuels has driven gasoline prices in Germany higher since the start of the Iran crisis. Yet it seems unlikely that German policymakers will ease the burden on commuters or businesses. Apart from a task force, nothing has been planned. Other regions are proving more resilient. The Iran conflict has entered its second week, and with it, concerns are growing ov...

By Tyler Durden