Peter Adrian, President of the DIHK, calls for a realignment of economic policy and emphasizes the need for incentives for companies.

Peter Adrian, President of the DIHK, calls for a realignment of economic policy and emphasizes the need for incentives for companies.

According to a report by www.hasepost.de, the President of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DIHK), Peter Adrian, expresses his dissatisfaction with the current state of economic policy. Against the background of the federal budget crisis and numerous questionable funding programs, Adrian calls for a realignment in economic policy. He emphasizes the need to provide incentives for companies instead of relying on government bans and funding for individual large-scale projects.

Peter Adrian's claims could have a significant impact in the financial sector. His emphasis on incentives and competition as key to transforming the economy could lead to changes in tax policy. Introducing corporate tax breaks, similar to those in the US, could encourage companies to invest more and create new jobs. This would have positive effects on the labor market and economic growth.

It is also important to keep funding promises in order to restore companies' trust in politics. A crisis of trust between politics and business could lead to a decline in investment and general uncertainty in the economy. Joint action by politics and business is necessary to make Germany attractive again as a location.

Overall, a bold new start in economic policy, as called for by Adrian, could help strengthen the German economy and better overcome the challenges of the transformation towards climate neutrality.