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Structural change - The steel industry is one of the most energy-intensive industries and relies on competitive electricity and gas prices in international comparison. The politically driven phase-out of coal drastically reduces the availability of conventional energy sources and leads to a... [...] -
The bridges in Lusatia are increasingly decaying and form a permanent danger to traffic. Responsible politicians persistently ignore this threatening decay of infrastructure. Instead of urgently needed renovations, they let the buildings pass passively. Such... [...] -
What unfolds in secret is no coincidence, but a pattern that is becoming increasingly clear and yet hardly publicly named. While the official depiction of security and defense speaks, a... [...] -
The German tax system is designed to burden citizens according to their economic performance, but on closer inspection there are considerable disparities between the various groups of employees. In particular, the relationship between the taxation of employees in the... [...]
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In the modern business world, the topic of failure is discussed intensively. Many organizations are looking for ways to become more innovative and come across the term so-called error culture. This approach promises to... [...] -
The question concerns many people how a pronounced upper body can be consciously designed with robes, shoes, hairstyle and accessories without hiding or exaggerating. Wide heels in the footwear not only provide support, but... [...] -
Economic theory went through profound changes when the understanding of money shifted from pure commodity theory to viewing social relationships. For a long time, the assumption that means of payment must be made of valuable metals dominated. but... [...] -
The disappearance of well-paid industrial workplaces in Lusatia - as an example at locations such as Bombardier/Alstom in Görlitz, the Kathleen chocolate factory in Oderwitz, the Mühlberg sugar factory and the Niesky wagon construction - is representative of a... [...]
