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Of the four largest euro zone nations, Germany would come back to its own currency if it could be possible, although the country is often indicated as the biggest beneficiary of the Euro - according to a survey center Ifop-Fiducial; four major European newspapers published the results on Monday.
Ifop-Fiducial questioned about one thousand Frenchmen, Germans, Spaniards, Italians. All together, these nations comprise 76 percent of population of the euro area.
In each of the four largest euro zone countries, advocates of a return to the local currency are in the minority. But this minority in Germany comprised 39 percent of surveyed, while in other countries from 25 to 28 percent.
Ifop-Fiducial respondents were relatively response to other questions. None of the nation does not believe that Greece will be able to repay the loan assistance which it received from the EU and the IMF. In Germany and France, this sentence is regarded by 85 and 84 percent, in Spain 72 percent and in Italy 65 percent.
78 percent of Germans believe that Greece should be excluded from the euro zone in case its expected insolvency. Among the French, the sentence is regarded by 65 percent of population and of the Italians and Spaniards is about 50 percent.
09.11.2023 - online 11:00-12:00 National e-Invoicing System - how to prepare for implementation.
This webinar is free of charge.
A revolution in invoicing is coming. Is your company ready for it?
The National e-Invoicing System is a tool for issuing and sharing structured invoices. From 1 July 2024, KSeF will be mandatory for active VAT taxpayers. How do you prepare for the implementation of KSeF in your organisation? This topic will be discussed by our experts during the webinar.
Offshore Wind Poland - an opportunity for Scandinavian Companies. This is a hybrid event, you can take part in it both onsite, in Malmö, and online.
24.10.2023 - 14:00-16:00 in Malmö.
Are you interested in expanding your business to Poland? Do you want to know more about the Polish market and its opportunities? Then this webinar is for you!
During our webinar, we will explore the ins and outs of doing business in Poland, including the economic climate in Poland. We will also discuss key factors like taxes, regulatory framework and investment incentives. Whether you are a small business owner or a multinational corporation, this webinar will provide valuable insights into how to succeed in the Polish market. Join us and discover the potential of doing business in Poland!
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: Preparing for the new regulation - The implementation of the European Union’s (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on 1 October 2023 is expected to reshape global trade at large. It is imperative that businesses understand and prepare for the changes that the mechanism will bring about.
Join us for a webcast on 14 February 2023 as KPMG professionals provide insights into the inner workings of CBAM, explore the effect that these measures have on organizations situated both within and outside the EU, and delve into why decarbonisation of production, whether that production is expected to be a key source of competitive advantage for selling into the EU market.
01.12.2022 - During the webinar, Rödl & Partner experts will discuss the latest legislative changes in this area of renewable electricity producers and explain the risks and opportunities associated with RES in the new legal reality.
We have recently seen a series of unprecedented interventions in the electricity market that are changing the situation of renewable electricity producers. On the one hand, both the European Commission and the government intend to impose additional financial burdens on producers, thus limiting their profits from energy sales. On the other hand, we are increasingly aware that renewable energy sources are the foundation of energy independence and security, and we can see changes on the horizon that may facilitate the development of renewable energy in Poland.