Even then you do not need Beamte, you need proper laws regardless. Workers striking is mostly a good thing, even in “critical” infrastructure.
We need Beamte for judges and the like, but that’s it.
For example if most teachers were not Beamte, they could strike and maybe there would be some improvements.
For me that’s one of the worst things. Thanks for hampering innovation.
If you think all investing is parasitic gambling and aren’t willing listening to arguments I’m sorry for you.
I’m noy offended by other opinions and I’m willing to change my position (although of course that will require lot’s of points for such strong positions).
Just calling something bad without elaborating is not a useful addition to any discussion, so if you don’t want to argue actual the actual merits of your opinion you won’t convince anyone, you’ll just get positive feedback from people tyat already have your opinion. So, I guess, enjoy your bubble?
The German model 🤮
That’s why the stocks aren’t picked individually at all. They are picked in the opposite way to ensure that no single stock, industry, country can cause a total loss. By this diversification investing into stocks is for example safer than keeping the money in the local economy, as it introduces some decoupling from the economy of the country of the fund and the funds value. Meaning it can still pay out money (introduce value) even if there’s a local collapse, as such it’s a stabilizing force for the economy.
Regarding a total collapse, you’d need to specify what you mean exactly. The term is just to wide to discuss and address concerns.
Enlargement readiness. The portfolios of the commissioners are getting smaller and smaller with each new member, requiring more and more coordination to get anything done.
Good. Ukraine must win, no matter the price.