Germany in danger: Financial expert criticizes economic policy and calls for more support for medium-sized businesses and crafts.

Germany in danger: Financial expert criticizes economic policy and calls for more support for medium-sized businesses and crafts.

According to a report by www.volksstimme.de, the managing director of Ambulanz Mobile in Schönebeck, Hans-Jürgen Schwarz, sees Germany as a location in danger. He calls for more support for medium-sized businesses and trades - instead of for companies like Intel. This criticism of economic policy by medium-sized businesses and trades addresses an important problem that is evident in Germany. The focus on large corporations like Intel in economic policy can lead to small and medium-sized businesses being neglected and thus endangering the stability of the business location.

One possible impact of this development is that medium-sized companies and craft businesses receive less support and funding, which could limit their competitiveness. This may result in these companies struggling to maintain their operations and secure jobs. In addition, one-sided support for large corporations could lead to a further concentration of economic power and influence, which could also have long-term negative effects on diversity and innovation in the economy.

As a financial expert, I analyze the situation and see an imbalance in the distribution of government support. Balanced support for medium-sized businesses, crafts and large corporations is crucial for a stable and diverse economy. It is therefore important that economic policy takes appropriate account of the needs of medium-sized businesses and crafts in order to strengthen Germany as a business location in the long term.