Germany must shake off its indolence

Katja Hessel (FDP)

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Around 90 percent of investments in Germany are made by the private sector. This shows that it is not the state that provides innovations, good jobs and progress, but the initiative and the risk of the many bright minds in our country.

But the state has another very important task: It has to make it easy for those who want to take a risk, who want to invest, who have a good idea.

In recent decades, however, Germany has become very sluggish. Maintaining the status quo was easy and convenient. Finally, foreign trade flourished, unemployment was low, and state revenues grew steadily.

This meanness is now taking its revenge with full force. There is a shortage of skilled workers everywhere, private investments are being postponed, inflation is exploding, and many citizens in the country are worried.

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