THE GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY HAS HEEDED TO THE WORKERS DEMAND FOR FAIR SHARE IN THE COUNTRY'S PROSPERITY BY THE APPROVAL OF THE PENSION, BUT REJECTED MORE TAXES ON THE WEALTHIEST CITIZENS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR.

THE GOVERNMENT IN GERMANY HAS HEEDED TO THE WORKERS DEMAND FOR FAIR SHARE IN THE COUNTRY'S PROSPERITY BY THE APPROVAL OF THE PENSION, BUT REJECTED MORE TAXES ON THE WEALTHIEST CITIZENS AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR.

      Workers demand for tarif increase and more pension within the Euro-zone countries and particularly in the member countries with acknowledged industrial expansion, sound economic growth and financial freedom as in Germany, France and England has reintensified after the news release on the research results about the widening gap between the rich that have been getting wealthier compared to the hard working citizens that have been frequented by financial difficulties, or poverty, despite some of these countries current prosperity referred to as attributes of industrial expansion, economic growth and financial freedom in better privatization policies. In Germany alone sustained income of the ten percent (10%) wealthiest citizens has tripled to many hundreds billlion euros and accounts for more than three quarters of the country's sustained income, while the hard working citizens over all sustained income has increased by only seven points. However, the government in Germany has heeded to the workers demand for  fair share in the country's prosperity by the approval of the pension that may exceed the amount of eight hundred and fifty euros (E 850) for those hard working citizens that have worked in Germany for fourty years, but rejected more taxes on the wealthiest and the private sector as the best approach for the country's shared prosperity without the accountability methods that encourages sustained growth and financial freedom.


                                                     Written by Professor Godfrey Ohia.