The Politics of Privatization And Restructuring in Germany Lufthansa And Deuts
The Politics of Privatization And Restructuring in Germany Lufthansa And Deuts
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In addition, the Bundespost" s monopoly on communications was protected by West Germany's postwar constitution and could only be changed by constitutional amendment. Perhaps most important, approximately half of the Bundespost's employees were civil servants (Beamten).
In accordance with these conditions, the govermnent had to reorganize the Bundespost before it could even consider privatization. Support for the recommendations of the Witte Commission came from the governing coalition of center...-right Christian Democrats, liberal Free Democrats, and right-wing Christian Social Unionists. As the strongest proponents of liberalization, the Free Democrats used the Ministry of Economics as a stronghold to pressure the Bundespost for opening equipment service markets. The anti-liberalization coalition included the Postal Union ( Deutsche Postgewerkschaft, or DPG) which feared changes that would weaken its role in the Bundespost' s governance structure or split the more profitable 11 iclephono di\ ision from the postal service; the Bundespost's traditional equipment manufacturers, who initially opposed any change in the status quo; and the center-left Social Democrats, who fa\'ored employment security and the public provision of services.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition, the Bundespost" s monopoly on communications was protected by West Germany's postwar constitution and could only be changed by constitutional amendment. Perhaps most important, approximately half of the Bundespost's employees were civil servants (Beamten).
In accordance with these conditions, the govermnent had to reorganize the Bundespost before it could even consider privatization. Support for the recommendations of the Witte Commission came from the governing coalition of center...-right Christian Democrats, liberal Free Democrats, and right-wing Christian Social Unionists. As the strongest proponents of liberalization, the Free Democrats used the Ministry of Economics as a stronghold to pressure the Bundespost for opening equipment service markets. The anti-liberalization coalition included the Postal Union ( Deutsche Postgewerkschaft, or DPG) which feared changes that would weaken its role in the Bundespost' s governance structure or split the more profitable 11 iclephono di\ ision from the postal service; the Bundespost's traditional equipment manufacturers, who initially opposed any change in the status quo; and the center-left Social Democrats, who fa\'ored employment security and the public provision of services.
What to read after The Politics of Privatization And Restructuring in Germany Lufthansa And Deuts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Nicholas Ziegler to read onlineMoreLess
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