The article analyzes the annual reports of the German Council of Economic Experts (SVR) from 2015 to 2025 from the perspective of the Austrian School of Economics. It examines the quality of the SVR’s macroeconomic forecasts, the theoretical composition of its membership, and its recommendations in the main areas of economic policy. The results reveal recurrent and statistically significant forecasting deviations, a historical absence of Austrian representatives on the Council, and a pattern of recommendations oriented toward state micromanagement, diverging from the praxeological principles of Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard.