Germany's potential next government aims to tackle its economic challenges with substantial investments in defense and infrastructure totaling €500 billion. Both the CDU/CSU and SPD, in coalition talks, prioritize boosting industrial competitiveness through tax cuts on electricity and lower business taxes. The proposed changes have been welcomed by the industrial lobby, which argues it will relieve energy-intensive sectors like steel and chemicals. Analysts predict these efforts could initiate a recovery in key industries, although concerns remain about the overall sustainability of the economic adjustments.
Germany's likely next government is focusing on major investments to revitalize its economy, but experts warn more is needed for a sustainable recovery.
Key proposals include a significant rise in defence spending and a €500 billion initiative to upgrade the nation's infrastructure, projected to stimulate various sectors.
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