Fuel Price Reduction by 17 Cents: Greens Criticise Tank Discount as "Madness"
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The Federal Government and the Länder agree on a new fuel discount from October. Consumerists, social associations and opposition are strongly critical.
Diesel and gasoline have risen to a new record level over the past few weeks. In October, the fuel price brake of currently 1.9 cents ...
The new fuel discount is intended to relieve drivers, but the criticism of it is growing. Greens, consumer defenders and social associations warn that billions of tax money could be used primarily by oil companies and that the measure only has a short-term effect.
There would have been better ideas than a tank discount to relieve people noticeably, and the "spring price brake" can go quite backwards.
The fuel discount comes back and creates divided opinions. Economists and farmers are divided, while the economy sees it as positive. Criticism comes from environmentalists and Greens. The voices in the overview.
"Expensive, short-sighted and less accurate": there is sharp criticism of the fuel discount, not only from the opposition. The Greens see the lack of an over-profit tax as a knee fall before the powerful oil companies.
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