US EditionMajority of German firms feel unfair competition in China, commerce chamber says
- German firms face pressure from Chinese rivals affecting profits, according to a survey.
- Only 7% of German firms feel they have good access to local authorities, much lower than Chinese firms.
- Access to obtaining licences is perceived as better for Chinese firms than for German firms .
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Scholz se reúne con los empresarios alemanes, frustrados ante la coyuntura económica
Berlín, 10 abr (EFECOM).- El canciller alemán, Olaf Scholz, se reunió este miércoles a puerta cerrada con las cúpulas de las principales patronales del país después de que hicieran una serie de peticiones en una carta abierta que van desde la reducción de la carga fiscal para las empresas hasta el diseño de estrategias para reducir los precios de la energía y burocracia."Las perspectivas coyunturales son bajas, el crecimiento de la productividad…
According to a survey, two-thirds of German companies operating in China feel unfairly treated there. The Foreign Trade Chamber therefore calls for a boycott of Chancellor Scholz's visit to the People's Republic.[more]
China prays to welcome foreign companies. But many companies from Germany complain about unfair competition. The hopes now rest on a visit by Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
Founder Ina Remmers believes that anyone born in the GDR is more honest and less likely to seek their own advantage. She explains why companies benefit from this.
German firms in China lament ‘unfair competition’ as Scholz preps for visit
German businesses operating in China have said they face ‘unfair competition’, complicating the already tense relationship between the two countries in advance of a visit from Chancellor Olaf Scholz.
European Union leaders next week will call for the harmonization of bankruptcy and corporate tax laws that would be in force in the 27 member states. This would attract more capital for the transition to renewable energy and digitization. The EU estimates it needs €650 billion a year by 2030 to meet its targets, and without the proposed measures, it will be difficult to raise capital as investors consider the US market to be better organized, mo…
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