cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/64561299
The number of German firms closing their doors for good rose last year by as much as 16% on the year to 196,100, the Creditreform agency and the ZEW economic research institute reported on Wednesday.
cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/64561299
The number of German firms closing their doors for good rose last year by as much as 16% on the year to 196,100, the Creditreform agency and the ZEW economic research institute reported on Wednesday.
Germany is not coming back. The pension system, exodus of academics and high taxes on top of all of that will make it even worse in the near future.
Maybe you should stop watching AfD Brainrot on YouTube. If I’m not mistaking you were the guy who either was or pretended to be not smart enough to understand how our tax brackets work, and claimed people were paying here 45% tax on income
How do your tax brackets work? Are they very progressive?
@doodledup@lemmy.world
Germany is the second most important host country for international academics and researchers after the USA (that was in 2024, doubt the U.S. will be able to hold the pole position with the Florida man at the helm)
When you share sources you should address what I said and not post unrelated stuff like migrant workers amd students. They don’t stay. I’m talking about netto emigration.
https://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/711093/abwanderung-arbeitsmarkt-junge-gutgebildete-deutsche-verlassen-das-land
https://www.zeit.de/gesellschaft/2019-12/bevoelkerungsforschung-auswanderer-akademiker-deutsche-studie
@doodledup@lemmy.world
When you share a source, you should read it before making conclusions based on the headline.
An English translation about the interview you linked:
Emphasis mine.
This person over here not based in reality at all
This is the most populistic response. You could share one source at least.
Economic forecast for Germany
TLDR: