Germany: Bargaining study highlights pay settlement upturn
Germany’s trade unions have long argued that years of pay moderation have been a factor in holding back economic growth. While declining real wage costs have boosted export competitiveness, the domestic economy has been slower to take off – held back, unions claim, by stagnating living standards.
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