One: Farming rules from the 1×1 of the social market economy

Anyone can do it.

If the employer is doing well, the employees are doing well too.

Economic boom.

Economic miracle.

Full employment.

Everyone can find work if they just want to work.

Prosperity for all through growth.

Supply determines demand.

Equal opportunities.

Education boom.

Social partnership.

welfare state.

Co-determination.

Democracy.

Competition stimulates business.

Free competition creates innovation.

The less government, the freer its citizens, the stronger the economy.

The free play of forces.

Freedom instead of socialism.

Performance must be worthwhile.

Everyone is the architect of their own fortune.

From dishwasher to millionaire.

We have never been as well off as we are now.

Ascent.

Prosperity.

Growth.

Security.

Freedom.

Two: contemporary corrections

Reformation.

Restructuring.

Flexibilization.

Relaxation.

Privatization.

Deregulation.

Consolidation.

Rationalization.

Readjustment.

Optimization.

Offensive.

Innovation.

Revitalization.

Global economic upheavals.

Personal responsibility.

The need to save money.

Business management thinking.

Coverage deficit.

Fierce

Cuts

Reductions

Necessary

Structural changes

Increase in productivity.

Increased efficiency.

Increase in profits.

Increasing competitiveness.

Increase in motivation.

Increase in the dividend.

Increase in working hours.

Increase in productivity.

Increase in profitability.

Increased willingness to consume.

Increasing the willingness to consume.

Increase in supply.

Cost reduction.

Securing the location.

Location disadvantage.

Location advantage.

Remodeling.

Dismantling.

Deconstruction.

bull market.

Bear market.

Fair competition.

Free competition.

Tough competition.

Global competition.

Predatory competition.

Tax amendments.

Tax relief.

Tax savings.

Tax cuts.

Tax gifts.

Tax havens.

Lowering

of the top tax rate

of the free services

of the lower wage level

the number of employees

Dismantling

from subsidies

of tax loopholes

of unprofitable jobs

of loss-making locations.

Loss

of market share.

purchasing power.

competence.

of trust.

of the workplace.

Cuts.

Savings.

Wage cuts.

Lighthouses.

Booming regions.

Problem districts.

Special commercial zones.

Infrastructure.

Red lanterns.

Threatening mediocrity.

Required elites.

Wage waiver.

Painful medicine.

Lean state.

Social network.

Social achievements.

Socially acceptable.

Social hammock.

Personal responsibility.

Fully comprehensive mentality.

Work must be worthwhile again

Labor is too expensive.

Social is what creates work.

Winner.

Loser.

service society.

Job

-Center

-machine

-Wonder

-Offensive

-sharing.

Top jobs

Part-time jobs

400 Euro jobs

1 Euro jobs

0 Euro jobs.

Agenda 2010

ALG II

Hartz IV

G7

G8

G14

GSG9

Hartz.

Hundt.

Handle.

Riester.

Rührup.

Wiedeking.

Ackermann.

Schrempp.

Clement.

Summer.

Middelhoff.

Esser.

Increase in sales.

Sales downturn.

Encrusted structures.

Structural change.

Debt trap.

Shrinkage.

Decrease.

Sale.

Fusion.

Takeover.

Decay.

Profit taking.

Buying mood.

Business Climate Index.

Explosion of the :

Non-wage labor costs.

Healthcare costs.

Pension payments.

Economic situation

-hole.

-slackness.

-dent.

-crisis.

-downturn.

-Sillstand.

-syringe.

-High.

Pension funds.

Health insurance funds.

Public coffers.

State coffers.

Empty tills.

Checkout.

Legislative package.

Reform package.

Share package.

Broker.

Börsianer.

Analysts.

Experts.

Insider.

Economics.

Members of the Supervisory Board.

Chairwoman of the Management Board.

Warner.

Reminder.

Concerned.

Performance-oriented.

Makers.

Decision-maker.

Wunderkinder.

Price adjustment.

Interest rate increase.

Increase in yield.

Increase in the dividend.

Price explosion.

Price fireworks.

Reduction in the price of paper.

Human capital.

Valuable resources.

Expansion of research.

Investment in the education market.

Wall Street.

Pisa.

Bologna.

Brussels.

Maastricht.

Kyoto.

Heiligendamm.

Kennybunkport.

Statistics.

Calculations.

Forecasts.

Surveys.

Moods.

Surveys.

Trends.

Start up.

Get fit.

Get afloat.

Make it profitable.

Tighten up.

Make it competitive.

Make black or red figures.

Get it running again.

Get going.

Secure positions.

Expand advantages.

To be swallowed.

Take money in hand.

Cautious optimism.

Slow recovery.

Budding hope.

Better mood.

A gentle turnaround.

Cautious estimate.

Possible revitalization.

Clouding.

Decrease.

Recession.

Crisis.

Disaster.

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(June 23, 2006)