Tank Discount and Price Cover Do Not Replace a Permanent Tax Reduction - AfD Group in the German Bundestag
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The German government's planned discharges at the pump are heavily criticised. Economic researcher Manuel Frondel defends the plans, but warns against a price cap.
The government's discharges are just a drop in the ocean, and diesel prices could continue to rise. Consumers pay the bill – and politics is powerless.
After the tank discount, the coalition wants to draw price ceilings. However, more and more experts warn of such a step.
Readers discuss the amount, distribution and possible transfer of the fuel discount to drivers.
The federal government and the Länder are still starting a tax reduction this week in order to reduce the prices at the pump by 17 cents in a timely manner – but the price cap also agreed will only come significantly later.
The fuel price cover planned by the Federal Government does not prevent rising prices. This is the result of a price data evaluation by WELT. This shows that, despite lids, petrol in Belgium was more expensive than in Germany.
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