SOCIAL DEMOCRATS DEMAND FOR SOCIAL REFORM POLICY BY TAX INCREASE ON THE WEALTHIEST OF THE SOCIETY AND COMMUNITIES HAS CAUSED WIDE RANGE CRITICISM DOMESTICALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY.

      The Chancellor of Democratic Republic of Germany Angela Merkel has expressed  her objection to the demand for social reform policy by tax increase on the wealthiest of the Society and Communities suggested by members of Germany's Social Democratic Political Party  (SPD) during the brief televised interview held at the Chancellor's office in the capital city Berlin earlier in the week, due to wide range criticism against the controversial tax policy suggested by the Social Democratic Party of Germany which has generally described the tax increase policy on the wealthiest as part of the party's mandate for social reform policy in Democratic Republic of Germany, despite the party failure to win majority votes during regional and the general election contest of the previous year for Parliamentary seats and the Chancellor's office respectively which gave the Christian Democratic Union Political Party (CDU) and the Christian Social Union (CSU) majority votes in the regional the federal and the general election for Parliamentary majority votes and for the Chancellor's office. However, the Social Democrats participation in the coalition government as the inner cabinet members, besides the Executive legislators and members of parliament that may revive the party's demand for social reform by tax increase on the wealthiest in Germany's various States that entailed the free State of Bayern Munchen, despite the controversy on the reform policy that has drawn wide range domestic and foreign criticism in addition to the projected outsourcing of domestic and foreign companies attributed to the tax increase on the wealthiest of the society and Communities that could further hurt Germany's economic growth financial potency and strengthened currency value in the near future, despite the Social Democrats good intention for reform that may contribute to fair distribution of the country's wealth, besides the adequate provision of basic services for the citizens of the cities towns and villages of whom many may have been deprived of their rights and priviledge to fair wealth distribution and adequate services, specially in the various of welfare healthcare educational and other benefits provision within the limits of the annual budget being allocated.

     Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.
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