Energy crisis, debt brake rules, innovation backgrounds, and enhance demand in employment markets-difficult to include the number of problems and challenges facing Germany now. Economic difficulties were among the most important issues in today's elections born in Germany. The strongest member state of the European Union was in a series in the second year of last year, with a decrease of 0.3 percent in 2023 in 2024 by 0.2 percent. Exclusive VG talks on the biggest problems of the German economy and whether the new government can bring this turn? Guests of the exhibition are Zoltán Kiszelly, Director of Political Analysis at Századvég, and Sebestyén Horváth, an analyst in Oconomus.
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The early elections were needed due to the collapse of the German Socialist Democratic Party, the liberal and free democratic Party and the alliance of the Greens. The reason for the exit of the liberals was the decision of German Chancellor Olaf Schulz last November, who rejected his position on Finance Minister Christian Lenner, the leader of the Marian party. Because of the government crisis, Olaf Schools requested a confidence vote, which failed in the Bundestag. After that, the date of the early parliamentary elections was determined on February 23.
One of the biggest questions is whether the new German government can once again be able to put the economy on the path of growth. However, the signs do not seem favorable: due to the energy costs, more and more industrial companies move abroad, while Pundesbank has greatly worsened significantly the expected GDP expectations in 2025.
