Fossil fuel based industries die. It just is what it is. The good news is that this happens once and right now the boomers are retiring. So the job market will not be horrible. But it is also important to understand that 30% of cars made in Germany are already fully electric. The industry seems to be able to survive the transition pretty well.
That is not the case for some other countries and companies though. Stellantis looks set up for a blood bat as do the Japanese.
It documents the effects of these pesticides, many of which contain known carcinogens, on Kenyan farm workers and communities, including breathing problems, fatal poisonings and rising cancer rates in agricultural regions.
They are bad. No reason to believe that this would not happen in the EU if allowed.
Euronews war ein recht normaler Sender, der sich auf EU Nachrichten spezialisiert hat. Dann wurde es durch Orban Freunde übernommen.
Eher automatisches ausfüllen oder einfach kopieren. Das ist zumindest die offizielle Website des Kraftfahrt-Bundesamts also echte Daten.
Yeah cause having a bunch of starving foreign soldiers with nukes in your country is a great situation /s
Europe has industrialize more then 20 years ago. So inequality does not increase due to that process, but it does in China.
Bria does on here LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francescabriaThe LinkedIn is linked on her wesite
Friedrich Ebert Stiftung does as well: https://futureofwork.fes.de/news-list/e/the-authoritarian-stack-how-venture-capital-and-authoritarian-tech-are-rewiring-democracy.html
Francesca Bria who seems to have found xof-research is an Italian digital economy professor. The project is funded by the party foundation of the German social democrats and gets support from the German Left Party foundation as well.
and there is less spending on schools, kindergardens and universities…
Why the hell does the central bank care about social policy?
Also Germany is a massive net exporter. That means the work force is clearly underpaid. So any sensible politician should strive to improve that by making the workforce smaller, by retiring old workers. Even the economy would shrink, what the hell are Germans supposed to be scared off? To be as rich as the French or worse the Spaniards. Last time I checked they were doing pretty well themself.
Die Vorschläge kommen halt von den Grünen und damit von einer praktisch kommunistischen Partei. Wenn die Vorschläge von einer Partei der Mitte wie der AfD kommen würde, dann würde Merz die umsetzen.
They do have data centers in the EU.
The big problem with Big Tech is that nobody knows what they actually do with the data and what exactly the programs do. So it is very easy for the US to have back doors and use them to spy on European organizations. If they host the software, they also can shut them down. That is much much harder with self or locally hosted open source.
Die Studie vergleicht auch die Läden und da gibt es Preisunterschiede. Vorallem aber gibt es die speziellen Eigenmarken bei EDEKA und REWE nicht in jedem Laden. Das sind halt Genossenschaften und die Ladenbesitzer müssen nur eine gewisses Sortiment führen.
That is one of the areas Germany is improving in quickly. In the last two years the share of private residence and offices connected to the fiber network have gone up from 18.3% to 27.3%. With homes passed going up from 35.6% to 52.8%.
Eastern EU members for the most part. They are still relatively poor and thanks to EU help their economies are growing.Romania, Bulgaria, Poland and so forth are catching up with Western Europe.
That would be hard on the American tax payer.
There is no “it is” in my statement above. Changes the meaning quite a bit.
The problem is not that those companies did not see the EV transition or failed to act on it, but that EVs have fewer moving parts and that means a lot of the factories and skilled workers those companies have are no longer required. Even worse EVs just require fewer workers in total and those are also by enlarge different skillsets. So smart companies just close down old combustion engine factories and open up new EV factories with fewer workers.
The German car industry will be mostly fine. 30% of the cars made in Germany are BEVs already and they are pretty competitive. Another way of phrasing it is, who else is going to lead? The only car companies doing somewhat well are the Chinese and Hyundai. Then you are already at the three large German car makers.