The economic risks of Germany’s rightward shift | DW News

German businesses are increasingly concerned about the far-right AfD's threat to the economy. Here's why!

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[angelikalindenau]

Das Volk? Hoffentlich nicht der Pöbel. Leute, die im Krankenhaus herumschreien, daß sie kein Personal aus dem Ausland akzeptieren, sollten sich Privat von handverlesenen Ärzten und Schwestern/Pflegern behandeln lassen; aber bitte auf eigene Rechnung.

[ardi]

Then they have Germans themshelves to fullfill that, isnt it?

[Tini_Scrapitti]

Regardless of the threats, they'd better think this through very carefully.

[Bethman-cp]

Could the government have anything to do with this?...

[FrederikAbramson]

May be all these investors and bosses and governors need to think about lower food prices, lower houses prices and affordable social care for babies??? I guess it will push native Germans born more children?

[xXAlmdudlerXx]

No we don’t need foreign workers. Foreign workers are just the lazy way to postpone problems. And not the right wing shift is threatening the economy but rather the Green Party policies making Germany unattractive for production. We must offer cheap electricity and favorable taxes with guarantees for 10+ years.

[Caesareasss]

Europeans exiting from the Union doesn’t seem like a bad idea.

[luislopes]

Respectful Greetings!
German Nation.
Germany's support for the world economy is very important for the sustainable development of the African continent.

Germany is still Europe's most distressed country, with consumers and businesses avoiding new investment as the cost of living crisis and the lingering effects of the pandemic and the Russia-Ukraine war continue.
Furthermore, liquidity has also been affected, which is also having repercussions on profitability as global economic growth continues to be slow. Regarding the country's economic forecast for next year, Weil states: “Germany's economic forecast for 2024 shows minimal growth, with risks increased by its dependence on exports and the rigidity of the labor market.
"There is looming concern about a potential recession, with economic output at risk of declining in early 2024. Germany's industrial sector is particularly pressured by high interest rates, skilled labor shortages and extensive regulations, leading to more insolvencies. However, there are signs of easing inflation, stable unemployment and low energy costs offer some optimism for the recovery next year."

Yours sincerely!
I hope that German investors can invest in Angola as we have plenty of investment opportunities.

[lochdedy]

Hire within, don't hire people who will never be able to assimilate within the dominant culture.

[andrewlee-pyzm]

germany needs skilled workers? i thought germany was one of the smartest countries on earth????

[Eureka]

Better to be poor than to be replaced.

[nacher]

Lol DW just because Right Wing win, DW starts disinformation and forgets democracy 😂😂

[Richard-oclx]

The far left is just aas dangerous asthefar right? We need middle of the road a little of both right and left . But stop makeing out the far right is the big problem the far left is also