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The IMF estimates the total need to fully compensate for the price increase at around €1 trillion, equivalent to 6% of the EU's annual GDP.
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Der IWF schätzt den Gesamtbedarf zur vollständigen Kompensation des Preisanstiegs auf rund 1 Billion €, was 6 % des jährlichen BIP der EU entspricht.
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