10 January 1994 “The first and crucial precondition is to attain a social and political consensus on proposed measures. What I mean by this is an agreement among all leading parties as well as an agreement with the state, unions and managers. In brief, there must be a general state interest in carrying out the program, i.e. an equal distribution […]
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