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Почему немецким пенсионерам грозит рабочая повинность?

GermanyPublished August 23, 2025

Views 16.0K  |  Likes 902  |  Comments 224
Views#9,192,528Global
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This video has 16.0K views and 902 likes, ranking #9,192,528 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

16,037

Likes

902

Comments

224

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Total (all-time): $11 – $32

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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В Германии разгорается новая дискуссия: главный экономист Немецкого института экономических исследований (DIW) Марсель Фратшер предложил ввести обязательный год труда для пенсионеров. Формально это должно решить проблему нехватки рабочей силы и укрепить «солидарность между поколениями». Фактически же речь идёт о том, ч…

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August 23, 2025
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