Value Union: Concepts for a sustainable industry in Germany

economic challenges in Germany

Berlin (ots)

The probal risks of industrial migration have increased significantly in the past few months and are the focus of a debate that affects the German economy. Companies such as Miele, BASF and Stihl shift their production locations, which indicates a worrying trend that threatens not only the industry but also the housing market.

The causes of emigration

companies state that various factors drive this wave of emigration. Miele has decided to move his washing machine production according to Kswerow, Poland, while BASF is planning billions in investments in China. This happens against the background of a difficult economic situation, in which, among other things, increasing inflation and high production costs play a role.

The role of the value union

The value union, a political movement, has reacted to these worrying developments. Dr. Hans-Georg Maassen, the federal chairman of the value union, sees the traffic light government as responsible. He emphasizes: "This government contributes significantly to the de -industrialization of our country and thus endangers the economic future of Germany." In order to counteract this development, the value union has presented a detailed catalog of measures to re -industrialize Germany.

a catalog of measures for rein industrialization

The proposals of the value union include several key areas:

• Strengthening medium -sized companies: bureaucratic hurdles are to be dismantled and tax relief is to be created in order to offer small and medium -sized companies growth opportunities.
• Promotion of innovations: Investments in research and development are in the foreground to make Germany a pioneer in future technologies.
• Sustainable industrial policy: Rein industrialization should take into account environmental protection and industrial development in order to create future -proof jobs.
• Education and securing skilled workers: Investments in education and professional qualifications are crucial to counteract the shortage of skilled workers.
• Securing energy supply: A stable energy supply is of central importance, a balanced energy policy is sought.

The effects on the housing market

While industry is faced with growth challenges, experts also fear massive pressure on the housing market. The real estate giant Vonovia has announced that many bankruptcies can be expected in the near future, which could continue to burden the already strained political and economic situation.

the political relevance

The value union already has a rapid increase and has founded ten national associations within five months. In this context, she will be an active participant in the upcoming state elections in Saxony, Thuringia and Brandenburg. Dr. Maassen emphasizes urgency to lead Germany back on the way of industrial strength in view of the global competitive conditions.

FAZIT

The difficult situation of German industry and the impending slump in housing market are not only economic problems, but also significant political and social challenges. The ongoing developments require extensive strategies and measures that can enable a positive turn in industry and housing markets. The next few months will be crucial for the design of the economic future of Germany.