Dr. Daniel Stelter
Martin Schulz lamented an "unrestrained capitalism." He stated that a feeling of inequality had spread and that the impression was that things were no longer fair, thereby destroying future opportunities. He described capitalism as "wild." #Kapitalismus #Ungleichheit #Gerechtigkeit #DE (translated)
The article referred to a WELT report on expropriation plans in Berlin and reflected the assessment that damage had already occurred – regardless of whether a government is formed. #Berlin #Enteignung #Politik #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the research awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2026 is not only relevant for economics. Politics must also learn a lot from it. (translated)
The author wrote that it is sad that one's own policies have caused such great damage that others could easily complete the destruction. As another example, he mentioned the end of electricity exports to Germany in favor of the French industry and its data centers. #Politik #Energie #Frankreich #DE #FR (translated)
The author wrote that the extent of the need for adjustment is alarming. According to data from the employers' association Gesamtmetall, labor costs per hour have increased by 41 percent between 2015 and 2025, while real hourly productivity has only increased by 17 percent. https://t.co/6eC2glhkZB #Wirtschaft #Arbeitsmarkt #Produktivität #DE (translated)
The author wrote that the metal and electrical industries face a strong downturn in employment. According to his assessment, the current collective bargaining dispute is not only about wages and salaries, but also about the future of the entire industry. #Metallindustrie #Löhne #Tarifverhandlungen #DE (translated)
Dr. Daniel Stelter made it clear that this was not his argument. He wrote that the tax burden is above that in the main competitor countries and that the framework conditions need to become more attractive. Higher taxes do not equate to better framework conditions; while taxes could be increased, he believes that this would not help the location. #Steuern #Wettbewerb #Rahmenbedingungen (translated)
The author criticized that the loss of jobs, which in his view only existed thanks to subsidies, was being lamented. At the same time, it was hardly noted that those who would have to finance these subsidies would soon no longer exist due to what he considered to be a misguided energy policy. He described this as sad. #Arbeitsplätze #Energiepolitik #Subventionen (translated)
Dr. Daniel Stelter wrote that a higher capacity does not automatically mean more electricity generation. He referred to the current electricity production from photovoltaics and added laughing emojis. #Photovoltaik #Energie #Stromerzeugung (translated)
The author described a contribution from the British Telegraph about Christine Lagarde as apt. In it, the ECB president was portrayed as one of the most self-righteous personalities the author has encountered on the world stage. Additionally, the Telegraph reported that Lagarde intends to publish her autobiography at the beginning of next year. #Lagarde #EZB #Autobiographie #DE #GB #EU (translated)
The author interpreted a contribution from the Economist as an indication that interest rates would hardly rise anymore. He also mentioned possible interventions by central banks as reasons. https://t.co/dTRaJSe9sx #Zinsen #Notenbanken #Wirtschaft #DE (translated)
The author stated that geopolitical independence requires the use of domestic coal and gas resources as well as a correction of the nuclear phase-out, which he described as a historical mistake. https://t.co/vqbZ4xPbMS #Energiepolitik #Geopolitik #Kohlenstoffwirtschaft #DE #AT (translated)
The author of the article wrote that the former MI6 chief warned against shortsighted energy policy decisions in light of prioritizing climate protection. This also applies to Germany; geopolitical considerations would take precedence over climate protection. #Energiepolitik #Klimaschutz #Geopolitik #DE (translated)
The author wrote that Richard Dearlove, former head of the British foreign intelligence service MI6, warned at BTO about a climate policy that loses sight of national security. This assessment also applies to Germany, he added. https://t.co/cBOZzhS4q1 #Klimapolitik #NationaleSicherheit #Deutschland #GB #DE (translated)
It has been clear for a long time that France has the biggest debt problem. Total debt (state, companies, and households) is the highest in the Eurozone. Rising interest rates affect everyone. No wonder the French are always demanding joint debts. #Frankreich #Schulden #Eurozone #FR (translated)
In the end, the significantly poorer Germans are paying for the richer French, Spaniards, and Italians. Directly through transfers, shared debts, indirectly through higher inflation. It's so sad. #Europa #Solidarität #Wirtschaft #DE #FR #ES #IT (translated)
Trotz der konjunkturellen Erholung soll das deutsche Staatsdefizit von 4,1 Prozent der Wirtschaftsleistung in diesem Jahr auf 4,7 Prozent 2028 steigen. Auch die Zinslast nimmt zu. Wir verschulden uns also stärker, ohne die Voraussetzungen dafür zu schaffen, diese Last künftig #Staatsdefizit #Wirtschaft #Schulden #DE
In Zeiten einer auch von ihm 👇 verursachten Strukturkrise mit massiver Deindustrialisierung,Verlust hoch bezahlter Arbeitsplätze und zerstörter Wettbewerbsfähigkeit diskutiert man mit Verursachern der Krise über Wohlfühlthemen, statt über Sanierungsprogramm. Es ist so traurig. #Strukturkrise #Deindustrialisierung #Wettbewerbsfähigkeit #Therearenospecificcountrycodesmentionedintheprovidedtweet.
60% der Gründer würden nicht wieder in Deutschland gründen. Sogar in Italien wird der Staat besser bewertet als bei uns. Es ist so traurig. (H/T @Hellsen83 ) #Gründerszene #Deutschland #StartupKultur #DE #IT