Økonomien overhaler migration som Tysklands største bekymring

En ny undersøgelse viser, at tyskerne nu betragter den økonomiske situation som det mest presserende problem. Økonomien har overhalet migration som det centrale emne.

Ifølge den seneste Infratest dimap-måling for ARD Deutschlandtrend vurderer kun 13 procent Tysklands økonomiske situation positivt. Det er syv procentpoint lavere end i januar. 85 procent beskriver den som mindre god eller dårlig. 27 procent af de adspurgte nævner den økonomiske situation som den vigtigste opgave for politikken. Dette efterfølges af indvandring og asyl med 21 procent og social uretfærdighed med 18 procent. Undersøgelsen blev udført den 1. og 2. juni blandt 1326 stemmeberettigede vælgere. Forsvarsminister Boris Pistorius opnåede den højeste tilfredshedsgrad blandt politikere med 54 procent.

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The German government has halved its economic growth forecast for this year to just 0.5 percent. Economy Minister Katherina Reiche (CDU) presented the figures in Berlin. Without government impulses, the economy would stagnate.

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