Germany faces a crucial moment as it prepares for a snap election, with voters eager to see how a new government can rejuvenate the economy amidst high energy costs and job cuts.
High energy prices, complex bureaucracy, and geopolitical issues have all hurt Germany's export industry, leading to concerns about the country's long-term economic viability.
Economists assert that without significant changes to tax and welfare policies alongside deregulation and infrastructure investment, Germany's economic growth potential remains severely limited.
The recent job cuts by Bosch, Germany's largest auto supplier, highlight the pressing need for a government that can address ongoing economic stagnation and high job insecurity.
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