Germany's economic elite gives Chancellor Mertz's government a record low rating.
A new Allensbach survey of 504 executives shows serious dissatisfaction with the federal government and Germany's economic situation. Main results:
90% believe that the government is too weak to solve the country's problems.
58% assess Germany's economic situation as uncomfortable or bad.
59% do not believe in fundamental reforms during this legislative period.
The graph shows how the attitude of the management of the leading German companies to the Schulz and then March governments changed in the 1920s.