BERLIN (Reuters) – The German government will establish a committee of experts and task them with coming up with policy proposals to combat the soaring cost of heating and gas, Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Thursday. The committee is to deliver ideas next month on how to bring down prices and soften the impact of high inflation on business and consumers, Scholz added. He was speaking after the second round of government talks with unions and employers. This “concerted action”, established first in 1967 when Germany fell into recession after its post-war boom, was revived by Scholz in response…