The future federal government has a non -subordinate starting benefit: the expectations are so low after the negotiations about childish parties that will surprise everyone so little success.
The leader of three parties would have time for planning and voting, three state secretaries must go to the hand.
In the large departments of affairs and social affairs, party owners are added with beautiful titles. Supporters or viewers are added to the Sensitive Mines Inner and Finances. So the Republic of the Secretaries. The seven can show whether they earn the extra title “Glorious” or “Dwarfs”.
The upcoming potential five -year government period is divided into two: two years of economics, three years of investments and exemption. If the first is possible, the second is possible. If the first fails, everything fails. There are so many in the small print of the thick government program that the country could bring back to the way with life. We don’t even dare to believe in the fast lane. This is read about a clear dedication to the industrial location of Austria.
Does this also mean restraint in one or the other wages, dear social partners? Or real de bureaucratisation in the now required moral, holiness and colorful test tests for companies? That would be incredibly useful for the economy, which makes the economy and growth and therefore further government success possible. The fact that part of the cold progression is now collected by the state is hopefully the exception.
The labor and art market would do well that the non-wage costs in the second government phase should be reduced and, for example, art purchases must be taxed for tax purposes. But to be honest: a lot will depend on the global, the European and German economy, the three of the Ballhaus and Minoritenplatz Gaszinstation are also passengers.
Source: Krone
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