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🇩🇪 Shortly afterward, Merz listed many issues Germany faces "We've had weak economic growth, if any at all, for years. We've seen declining investment. We have high energy prices, ever-increasing bureaucracy, and high taxes" "We have a shortage of skilled labor, and all of this, coupled with massive demographic changes"

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