New Study: Car Deal Between Merz and Macron Endangers 350,000 New Jobs in Europe
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Model calculations predict the Federal Republic of Germany's enormous employment gains through green service car quotas. Critics now warn of the consequences of the political easing that Merz is striving for.
Readers discuss e-company cars, new car jobs, competition from China and Merz and Macron's plans.
Germany could benefit more from the rapid switch to electric company cars than any other EU country: a Fraunhofer study envisages around 134,000 new jobs. However, the car deal by Chancellor Merz and France's President Macron threatens to reduce this potential.
According to a study by the Fraunhofer Institute, the auto deal between Germany and France threatens up to 344,000 new jobs in Europe, most of which are in Germany. This is reported by the "Redaktionsverwaltungsnetz Deutschland" (Wednesday edition). The study on behalf of the organization "Transport and Environment" investigates the effects of EU regulations on the electrification of large company car fleets and "Made in Europe" requirements. Bo…
According to a study by the Fraunhofer Institute, the car deal between Germany and France threatens up to 344,000 new jobs in Europe, most of them in Germany. The study on behalf of the Transport & Environment organisation is exclusively available to the RedaktionsNetwork Deutschland (RND). It investigates the effects of EU regulations on the electrification of large company fleets and "Made in Europe". Both are to be softened following the join…
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