South-Western Star

Article Abstract:

The Christian Democratic premier of Baden-Wurttemberg, West Germany, Lothar Spath, headed for re-election on March 25, 1984. The healthy economic climate of Baden-Wurttemberg may be partially attributed to Spath's foresight and aggressiveness. He promotes high-technology industry and many mid-sized companies in Baden-Wurttemberg are achieving international recognition in their particular field.

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Waiting for the Wende

Article Abstract:

West Germany's Kohl administration promised an economic turnaround. Public spending was to be curbed. Private sector profits were encouraged. After a slow start, the economy started improving in fall 1983. Exports were particulary successful in winter 1983-1984. Government is helping industry with such aids as tax cuts. Graphs are included.

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Invest Early - And Often

Article Abstract:

If West Germany's economic recovery is to continue, investment must be strengthened. The influence of government policy upon investment behavior is reviewed. Graphs illustrate volume of gross fixed investment.

Laws, regulations and rules, National government, Federal government

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