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One of the myriad issues mentioned in that article is that Germany's workforce is not going to be able to sustain the economy after some years. What is the cau
by MrDresden 3y ago
One of the myriad issues mentioned in that article is that Germany's workforce is not going to be able to sustain the economy after some years.
What is the cause of that?
There is plenty of immigration and with cost of living having been fairly low in many places in Germany for the last two decades, plus the economy booming in that time, why is there a lack of workers now (+-5-10 years)?
- intalentive 3y agoGerman workers are famously productive. Non-German substitutes are unlikely to be so industrious.
- polotics 3y agoCan you substantiate this statement?
- latency-guy2 3y agoWhat is the profile of the average migrant coming into Germany compared to the average German? The standard need only be more/less educated or qualified, unless Germany wants to remove regulations. I of course think Germans are not really "productive" in the first place, from what I've seen they only work about 80% as much as Americans do, and output is not necessarily exemplary for time spent (or saved if you will). Americans put in more, and you get out more, and their pay also exceeds top XX percentile for overseas counterparts.