German Federal Minister for Family Affairs Lisa Paus (Alliance 90/The Greens) is currently demanding seven billion euros per year for the children’s basic income. However, the follow-up costs of unchecked child poverty would be significantly higher, reaching up to 120 billion euros. This is the result of a scientific study presented today in Berlin. The German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) conducted the study on behalf of Diakonie Germany.
The President of DIW, Marcel Fratzscher, expressly supports the children’s basic income planned by the coalition government for 2025. He considers the coalition’s plan for adequate security from an economic perspective […]
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