First a three-day strike at the beginning of January, now an unprecedented six-day strike: German train drivers' actions will hit companies, ports and consumers alike. But what are the actual consequences?
The DB is 100% state owned, in particular the federation. If the government says they don’t want a GDP slump due to all this, then the DB has to make sure there’s not going to be a GDP slump because of this.
But, nah, they rather try and squeeze money out of the DB.
Can someone calculate? I would be curious, but I’m also lazy.
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Thanks, but now you made me even more curious for a real calculation from both perspective - the state and company.
The DB is 100% state owned, in particular the federation. If the government says they don’t want a GDP slump due to all this, then the DB has to make sure there’s not going to be a GDP slump because of this.
But, nah, they rather try and squeeze money out of the DB.