UVBB and Saxony demand reliable policies to solve economic problems

UVBB and Saxony demand reliable policies to solve economic problems

According to a report by www.zeit.de, the business associations of Berlin-Brandenburg (UVBB) and Saxony see a long-term threat to current economic development, which could also endanger structural change in Lusatia. They are demanding that the federal coalition adopt a reliable policy to quickly solve the acute problems. The associations criticize the lack of political decisions, excessive bureaucracy, the energy crisis, war and a shortage of skilled workers as a dangerous mixture.

There are currently major challenges for medium-sized businesses in Lusatia. The energy crisis is leading to uncertainties in long-term economic development, which could have a negative impact on structural change and new settlements in the region. In particular, the lack of well-thought-out policies and clear concepts are criticized. This could result in medium-sized businesses not being able to successfully carry out structural change.

The challenges mentioned have an impact on confidence in the market and could lead to a decline in investment and a slowdown in economic growth. An uncertain political and economic situation can also reduce the attractiveness of Lusatia as a business location. It is therefore important that the government makes reliable and informed decisions to address the acute problems and strengthen the confidence of medium-sized businesses.

The uncertainty and ambiguity in economic and energy policy could also have a negative impact on companies' long-term planning and the labor market. It is therefore crucial that politicians react quickly to solve the problems mentioned and create a stable framework for economic development in Lusatia.