Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

It obviously depends a lot on the corporation and the causes. You can never fully cushion everything at this point, and that shouldn't be the goal either. A certain fluctuation of regions and industries is quite normal, even though many believe the status quo is set in stone. For example, if Lufthansa no longer exists, a competitor will certainly be found who takes over a larger share of flights from Frankfurt. Security personnel can also be deployed elsewhere and currently seem to be in high demand.

However, cushioning here was less about the specific personnel, since we already have unemployment insurance for that. It certainly has its good and less good sides, but the problems could be addressed if there was the will. For example, the banks were rescued with tens or hundreds of billions because there was fear that in the end the financial system would no longer grant loans to companies. Now the state owns worthless securities. A very indirect way to control this. Iceland did it differently, for example, by splitting off the still functioning part and letting the bad part go bankrupt. Along with a stimulus program to cushion the consequences. That is not cheap either, but certainly more sustainable than the state endlessly holding the garbage and the banks basically carrying on as before.

At the interest rate level and monthly installments of €2,000 - €3,000, even the upper middle class can no longer afford this.

My colleague worked there Nelskamp in Groß Ammensleben is shutting down the ovens and is no longer producing clay roof tiles for the time being Prices for gas were recently 13 times higher than in other years, so it simply made no sense currently to keep firing