New government program: Austria's path to economic recovery!
New government program: Austria's path to economic recovery!
Austria is facing a new departure: After months of political turbulence, the three-way coalition from the ÖVP, SPÖ and Neos finally gets going. With the government program "Now doing the right thing. For Austria", a clear focus is on strengthening the domestic economy. This positive turn was enthusiastically recorded by numerous business representatives, such as Leadersnet . According to this, competitiveness through tax relief, improved employee premiums and the abolition of the duty to provide document for small amounts should be promoted in order to open up new opportunities for the company.
But that's not all! As part of the National Reform Program 2024, the EU Commission recommendations are also responding. These aim in particular on the challenges of the energy transition and digitization, such as the Federal Government in bundes- Government.de . The measures should not only press inflation - the inflation rate fell to 2.5 percent in February 2024 - but also mobilize private investments and strengthen the job offer. At the same time, the federal government's structure and resilience plan with an impressive volume of 28 billion euros is another sign that Austria actively concerns the challenges of the future.
business representatives are optimistic
The new government program is broadly with the economy in the economy: the business association sees it as an unmistakable signal for small and medium -sized companies. In addition, the industrial association praises the need for a solid budget management and welcomes planned reforms. The anchoring of a roof fund to improve capital procurement for start-ups and SMEs is also considered a significant step. Investors and entrepreneurs see the opportunity to strengthen Austria's innovative strength and to shape a positive economic landscape. From employees to companies - everyone is looking forward to the upcoming implementation of these promising measures.
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