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Major survey: Economic turnaround, sure - but different

The first results of a major survey on what Germans want.

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FORUM NEW ECONOMY

PUBLISHED

21. NOVEMBER 2024

As the election campaign gets underway, there are calls for an economic turnaround and politicians are campaigning for a return to the market economy. Does this strike a chord with people? A large survey conducted by the Forum New Economy in cooperation with the think tank d|part in the past weeks provides answers to this question. We discussed the initial results at the symposium this week.  Below you can see the re-live of the talk on “Economic turnaround, sure – but where to” with Thomas Fricke and Marlies Uken.

More details on the survey, the methods and results can be downloaded by clicking on the button below:

These first small insights will be followed by a larger one in the coming weeks, together with a more detailed analysis of the data – including the question of how Germans (really) feel about debt.

 

The study was featured in Zeit Online here.

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