France Germany Political Economy

In Germany and France, as with most of the EU social democracies, social policies include the main objective of full-employment, i.e., the state providing a job for all seeking employment. With the onslaught of globalization it has become increasingly difficult for social democratic policies enacted by one country at a time to mesh with the mechanisms of capitalism and free markets. Still internal social differences and ideological confusion and demoralization continue to plague the social democratic policies and parties, both in France and Germany.

In both of these countries, social policies are designed for protection against abuse of power. The labor movement and social democracy are bedfellows who concern themselves with the abuses of capital’s power and with the risks and adversities caused to workers by the job market. In the twentieth century, both Fra

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