By Paul Carrel
BERLIN, Oct 21 (Reuters) - The German government could present measures to boost the economy as early as next week, but any stimulus steps are likely to be limited to specific industries and steer clear of broad tax relief.
Chancellor Angela Merkel has given Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck and Economy Minister Michael Glos a week, or two at most, to come up with proposals to stimulate investment in the German economy, which is Europe's largest.
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