IHK resolution: Trade body calls for more support for businesses in times of crisis
The German Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) has called for more support for businesses in times of crisis.
The IHK resolution was passed at the annual meeting of the IHK in Berlin on Thursday.
The resolution states that the German government should provide more financial assistance to businesses, simplify tax laws, and reduce bureaucracy.
The IHK also called for the government to invest more in infrastructure and education.
The IHK is a powerful lobby group that represents the interests of German businesses.
The IHK resolution is likely to be taken seriously by the German government.
Analysis
The IHK resolution is a sign of the growing concern among German businesses about the impact of the current economic crisis.
The German economy has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The government has already provided some support to businesses, but the IHK believes that more is needed.
The IHK resolution is likely to put pressure on the government to provide more support.
It is also likely to lead to a debate about the role of government in supporting businesses.
Conclusion
The IHK resolution is a significant development.
It is a sign of the growing concern among German businesses about the impact of the current economic crisis.
The resolution is likely to put pressure on the government to provide more support for businesses.
