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which are demanding significant pay rises for their workers, want to increase the pressure on employers ahead of another round of negotiations. let s get more on that. with me now is michael field, european market strategist at morningstar. thanks forjoining us. this is a battle that we are seeing play out in many countries dealing with cost of living crises. zoning in on germany, talk to us about what circumstances the transport workers are fighting. i circumstances the transport workers are fiaahtin. ~ , ., , circumstances the transport workers are fighting- are fighting. i think in germany you have not are fighting. i think in germany you have got two are fighting. i think in germany you have got two specific are fighting. i think in germany you have got two specific things - are fighting. i think in germany you have got two specific things going l have got two specific things going on, one is that inflation, like in other parts of the eurozone is still persistently h
bargaining schemes. as those roll off over the course of the year, you are going to see more of these negotiations and possibly more strikes as people strive to get those wage increases that they feel they need. those wage increases that they feel the need. . they need. indeed, here in britain we have been they need. indeed, here in britain we have been dealing they need. indeed, here in britain we have been dealing with - they need. indeed, here in britain we have been dealing with a - they need. indeed, here in britain we have been dealing with a wave i they need. indeed, here in britain i we have been dealing with a wave of transport strikes over the last six months, in certain other countries, transport strikes are a regular part of doing business. i wonder how unusual and how damaging a work stoppage on this scale is for a country like germany. the question is how long country like germany. the question is how long does country like germany. the question is how long does
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them revolt against mitch mcconnell. it s hard to imagine republicans that allow that to happen. democrats have no incentive to do things differently. i don t think trump is at the point where he has to do things differently. his base wants a wall and they want to see him cave a day after this new congress was sworn in and democrats took control. he can wait this out a little bit, but i think most people not in the far left or far right will tire of this game of chicken eventually. the folks will get sick of this. whom they decide to blame will likely result in whom decides to cave first. the people won t be paying