"Return Promise!": German Economy Loses Patience with Chancellor Merz
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Non-wage labour costs, labour market and energy costs - all topics that Chancellor Merz wanted to tackle when taking office. From the point of view of many large companies and associations, little is happening.
The economy loses its patience with Chancellor Merz: his government must finally deliver, the appeal is in a letter of fire sent to Berlin.
In a letter to Chancellor Merz, large corporations and business associations demand a rapid implementation of the announced reforms. "We fully share what our colleagues say there," says VDA President Hildegard Müller.
Large corporations and employers' associations increase the pressure on the federal government. In a letter, they demand rapid reforms.
The economy loses its patience with Chancellor Merz: his government must finally deliver, the appeal is in a letter of fire sent to Berlin. But of all people, a leading Dax boss shuns out of the front – and criticizes the complaining of the managers.
The economy loses its patience with Chancellor Merz: his government must finally deliver, the appeal is in a letter of fire sent to Berlin.
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