On March 12 at 11:05 a.m. on ORF 2
Vienna (OTS) – While inflation in other European countries has been falling since the beginning of the year, it remains at a record level of 11 percent in Austria. What consequences does this have for domestic purchasing power, government debt and prosperity? Are government prescriptions failing? Chancellor Karl Nehammer, ÖVP, presented his plan for 2030 in a speech on the “state of the nation”. How does the head of the Fiscal Council, Christoph Badelt, rate the outlined plans for the future? Can Austria be secured as an industrial and business location in this way? And: The consequences of Corona, war, the climate crisis and inflation pose challenges for society. What measures does the economist propose to curb record inflation and debt? In retrospect, does he think the Covid measures are justified and the aid payments accurate? Do social benefits have to be cut and employees increasingly brought into full-time? And: After a year of war in Ukraine – what prospects must there be for refugees on the labor market?
Ask the questions in the “press hour” on Sunday, March 12, at 11:05 a.m. on ORF 2:
Susanne Puller
Austria Press Agency
and
Christoph Varga
ORF
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