The economic outlook is brightening, but economics and finance ministers have contradictory ideas.

The economic outlook is brightening, but economics and finance ministers have contradictory ideas.

According to a report by www.augsburger- Allgemeine.de, the prospects for the German economy have improved. Nevertheless, the ideas of economics and finance ministers about the right economic policy differ. Finance Minister Lindner accuses Habeck of investing too much state money in green projects. This is in contrast to Lindner's goal of not incurring debt and reducing taxes. The different approaches of the two ministers could influence economic policy and the market.

According to current reports, the German economy is expected to grow by 0.2 percent this year. This forecast was still seen as a minus of 0.4 percent in autumn 2022. Economics Minister Habeck plans to support companies in switching to CO2-free production. This could stimulate the economy, but also lead to increased government spending - which Finance Minister Lindner is critical of. Finance Minister Lindner's planned major tax reform could also have an impact on the economy, especially on the tax burden on companies.

The different views of ministers could lead to uncertainty and speculation in the market. Investors and companies could wait to see what economic policies are implemented. This could affect the investment climate in Germany and impact trade. An agreement on better conditions for investments, e.g. B. Super-depreciation, however, could have a positive impact and promote cooperation between the parties.