Germany's coalition government has unveiled a package of changes to the pension, tax and labor systems. Chancellor Friedrich Merz claims that the package is intended to boost growth, jobs and competitiveness.
The reforms don’t include a tax on earnings from capital. But that doesn’t mean that they negatively affect the working class. What’s the evidence doe that claim?
The reforms don’t include a tax on earnings from capital. But that doesn’t mean that they negatively affect the working class. What’s the evidence doe that claim?