| Hans Eichel (left) and Gerhard Schröder | ||||||
Germany’s corporate bosses expect the government to listen to them. They have wanted a tax change for years, and in December they were finally promised one. But it wasn’t what they had asked for: it was more.
How could a Social Democrat/Green coalition give the captains of industry and finance more than the Christian Democrats had ever dared to do while in office? The tax change was logical; it was long overdue.
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