'In Germany, young people face limited job prospects and little chance of moving up'
Young Germans are increasingly voting for the far right. One of the keys to stemming this shift is to work on raising the rate of social mobility, which is one of the lowest among OECD countries, argues Dalia Marin, a professor of economics in Munich.
Young Germans are increasingly voting for the far right. One of the keys to stemming this shift is to work on raising the rate of social mobility, which is one of the lowest among OECD countries, argues Dalia Marin, a professor of economics in Munich.
Quelle est votre réaction ?
