Author
Daniel Stelter
Founder, “Beyond The Obvious” and former member of Boston Consulting Group’s Executive Committee
[Germany]
Daniel Stelter is the founder of the German think tank Beyond the Obvious.
Previously, he worked as a consultant at The Boston Consulting Group (BCG) from 1990 to 2013, most recently as Senior Partner and Managing Director and member of BCG’s Executive Committee. From 2003 to 2011, he was in charge of BCG’s Corporate Strategy and Finance practice area.
Since 2007, Daniel Stelter has advised international clients to prepare for the challenges of the unfolding financial crisis. He co-authored BCG’s “Collateral Damage” series and the book “Accelerating Out of the Great Recession,” which won the getAbstract International Book Award 2010.
In April 2013, he published his book, “Die Billionen Schuldenbombe” (The Trillion Debt Bomb), in which he describes the overindebtedness in the Western world, how politicians are evading the problems and what measures can point the way out of the crisis.
His latest book is “Die Schulden im 21. Jahrhundert” (Debt in the 21st Century), a critique of Thomas Piketty`s “Capital,” is currently on the bestseller list in Germany.
Articles by Daniel Stelter
The Coronavirus Crisis and Western Cultural Arrogance
March 15, 2020
Madame Lagarde: End Draghi’s Half Measures!
November 1, 2019
After Merkel: Germany’s Tax State Faces Its Limits
October 31, 2018
After Merkel: Lax Migration Rules Trigger More Poverty
October 30, 2018
How the Merkel Government Makes up Its Statistics
October 3, 2018
Welcome to Poor Germany
October 2, 2018
Will Italy Spell the End of the Euro?
May 22, 2018
Trump’s Trade Policy: An Opportunity for Germany
March 23, 2018
How Germany’s Current-Account Surplus Will Correct Itself
July 17, 2017
Is Germany Really Poverty-Stricken?
April 28, 2017
Why Angela Merkel Should Be Grateful to Donald Trump
February 3, 2017
Donald Trump’s New New Deal
November 14, 2016
After Brexit: Now It’s Italy’s Turn
June 16, 2016
Time for a Global Restart, But How?
April 28, 2016
Central Banks as Relentless Boosters of the Rich
February 16, 2016
Dismantle the Central Banks!
February 15, 2016
How France Will Bail Out Germany’s Merkel
November 27, 2015
EU’s Fate After Paris: A Dark Scenario
November 23, 2015
Germany’s New Role in Europe: From Taskmaster to Petitioner
November 2, 2015
Germany: A 10-Point Plan to Deal With the Immigration Challenge
September 14, 2015
Germany’s Immigration Challenge
September 13, 2015
National Liberation Fronts: United Against the Euro
September 1, 2015
The Failure of Politics: Merkel’s Euro Debacle?
July 23, 2015
Can Iceland Save the World?
April 16, 2015
Germany’s Choice: Shaper or Bystander?
March 24, 2015
Germany as the Euro’s Real Loser: 10 Reasons
March 12, 2015
Portugal’s Successful Turnaround? A Fairy Tale
March 2, 2015
A Better Alternative to QE for Europe
January 20, 2015
ECB: Pushing Europe over the Edge
January 19, 2015
Greek Theater and Europe’s Future
January 12, 2015
Japan: Abe’s Exchange Rate Strategy Failed
December 22, 2014
Japan: Abe’s Remaining Options
December 21, 2014
How Japan Bankrupted Itself
December 19, 2014
Piketty, Right or Wrong? The Global Wealth Game
November 19, 2014
Germany: Desperately Seeking a Matteo Renzi
March 19, 2014
Those Pesky German Trade Surpluses
November 4, 2013
The West’s Day of Fiscal Reckoning, Part III
October 16, 2013
The West’s Day of Fiscal Reckoning, Part II
October 15, 2013
The West’s Day of Fiscal Reckoning
October 13, 2013