In che modo i piani fiscali delle parti e la tua modifica prevista per il tuo reddito effettivo che influenzano il tuo voto domani?
https://de.statista.com/statistik/daten/studie/1551972/umfrage/veraenderung-im-einkommen-nach-steuerplaenen-der-parteien-fuer-die-bundestagswahl/
di Tokata0
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Completely irrelevant. These tax plans are more marketing and not promises that are binding. The last 4 governments also all announced before that they reduce taxes etc. But they got increased every single time. We will get fucked hard by the retirement issue – it‘s not preventable
I am not rich enough to afford to vote FDP, CDU and not dumb enough to vote AfD
It’ll tickle down any day now, just be patient.
Not a fan, even though I would be positively affected by it. The graph is also suboptimal imo. You can better use the original source: [https://nachrichten.idw-online.de/2025/01/20/wie-sich-die-wahlprogramme-fiskalisch-auswirken](https://nachrichten.idw-online.de/2025/01/20/wie-sich-die-wahlprogramme-fiskalisch-auswirken)
And the associated study: [https://ftp.zew.de/pub/zew-docs/gutachten/Bundestagswahlprogramme_ZEW_2025.pdf](https://ftp.zew.de/pub/zew-docs/gutachten/Bundestagswahlprogramme_ZEW_2025.pdf) (This is a download, you can also get it from the other link if you scroll down)
Major issue is that both parties are gonna fuck the economy while doing so: [https://www.ifo.de/pressemitteilung/2025-02-13/ifo-institut-kritisiert-wahlprogramme-2025](https://www.ifo.de/pressemitteilung/2025-02-13/ifo-institut-kritisiert-wahlprogramme-2025)
Tbf, FDP will at least create actual economic growth while doing so: [https://www.lbbw.de/konzern/news-and-service/research/wahlprogramme-2025/wahlprogramme-2025_ajm9muwv8k_d.html](https://www.lbbw.de/konzern/news-and-service/research/wahlprogramme-2025/wahlprogramme-2025_ajm9muwv8k_d.html)
These are meaningless drivel. The CDU will lead the next coalition, and the only question is if the SPD and Grüne will get enough votes so that they can only have 3 parties in a coalition or if crazy stuff needs to be considered, and then their proportion of seats will impact how much their policies will have weight in the Koalitionsvertrag.
It’s either CDU+SPD+Grüne or CDU+AfD. And maybe there’s some chance of CDU+SPD+FDP if FDP crosses the hurdles (relative proportions will increase as non-clearing parties have their votes thrown in the trash) AND Söder out-negotiates Merz+Scholz, ew.
I’ve seen these graphs a lot on reddit in recent days and I find them quite useless. Yes, it’s always good to show that “right-wing” economic policies do not benefit lower income people, but the data that these graphics are build own is questionable at best. You simply can’t calculate things that easily, and so much of it is based on promises anyway, that often tend to not come true after an election.