Purchasing power for citizens will decline in the coming year. Although the cabinet claims to have repaired purchasing power, it appears that this has been only limited, with a shift from -0.3 percent to -0.1 percent. The cabinet is still seeking a majority to support the plans. “There is a fundamental difference between the left and the right regarding which group should bear the burden,” says BNR political reporter Leendert Beekman in Haarlem …
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Purchasing power for citizens will decline in the coming year. Although the cabinet claims to have repaired purchasing power, it appears that this has been only limited, with a shift from -0.3 percent to -0.1 percent. The cabinet is still seeking a majority to support the plans. “There is a fundamental difference between the left and the right regarding which group should bear the burden,” says BNR political reporter Leendert Beekman in Haarlem …