Brantner defends traffic lights: Habeck is a reformer in Osnabrück

economic reforms and their effects on society

Osnabrück (ots)

The current economic situation in Germany is the focus of the political discussion. Franziska Brantner, State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Economics and member of the Greens, vehemently defends the measures taken by Minister Robert Habeck under the traffic light coalition against criticism from the economy. The Industry Association sees in current politics neglecting Germany.

The challenge of coping with the past

Brantner emphasizes that the traffic light coalition acts under difficult conditions and has to look back on a long time of stagnation. "After 16 years of the grand coalition, which has managed much more the status quo, we are forced to make fundamental changes," she explains. In her explanations, she also refers to the German dependence on Russian gas and the slowed -down energy transition during the last years of the government.

positive impulses through the energy transition

A central point in Brantner's argument is the promotion of a new start-up culture as part of the energy transition. "The federal government has made it easier to immigrate from specialists, which plays a crucial role in modernizing our business location," she emphasizes. These reforms should not only bring short -term success, but also secure the competitiveness of Germany in the long term.

social aspects do not forget

Brantner is particularly important to the social dimension of laws, such as the recently adapted heating law. "We took the criticism of this law seriously and taken measures to take into account the social aspects," she explains. Better promotion with social staggering should in particular receive households that are most affected by the new regulations.

The influence of intra -party conflicts on the election behavior

The discussion about the traffic light coalition also has an impact on voting. Brantner acknowledges that the publicly conducted conflicts within the coalition can help to turn off voters. "We should talk less about the AfD and instead communicate our own policies more clearly," said their appeal.

conclusion: between reform printing and challenges

The defense of the traffic control policy of the traffic light coalition by Brantner underlines the enormous reform pressure, which is on the federal government. While innovative approaches and measures for the energy transition are launched, critical reflection on past decisions and its effects on society remains essential. The implementation of reforms takes time and patience, and the coming time will show whether these changes are sufficient to master future challenges.