Financial expert warns of long-term economic effects of the current crises

Financial expert warns of long-term economic effects of the current crises

According to a report by www.welt.de, the Berlin-Brandenburg and Saxony business associations warn of the long-term effects of the current crises on economic development and structural change in Lusatia. They are demanding reliable policies from the federal coalition in order to quickly solve the acute problems. In particular, they emphasize the importance of medium-sized businesses being able to successfully implement the structural change that has been initiated.

The problems raised by the associations, such as the energy crisis, war, bureaucracy and a shortage of skilled workers, could affect economic development and structural change. It should be noted that medium-sized businesses are an important driver for the hoped-for economic development in Lusatia.

Possible uncertainty in politics and the implementation of decided measures can lead to delays in investments. This could have a negative impact on the expected new settlements and the general economic dynamics in Lusatia.

The demand for a reliable policy and consistent implementation of decided measures aims to create an environment that supports and does not hinder structural change in Lusatia. There is concern that excessive bureaucracy and unresolved questions could torpedo structural change.

With regard to the financial sector, the challenges mentioned could have an impact on investments and lending. An uncertain political situation and unresolved questions could deter potential investors and prevent small and medium-sized businesses from implementing planned projects.

There is a risk that overall economic development in the region will be delayed if the concerns of medium-sized businesses are not taken into account. It is therefore very important to take political measures that create reliability and planning security for companies.