German Solidarity Pact II: Government and Organised Interests in Post-Unification Germany Case Solution
To evaluate the possibility of the "cooperative" relations in between the state, organization and arranged labour in Germany enduring the distributional disputes stimulated by marriage and the pressures applied on German service to work out cumulative self-regulation.
The case explains the settlements that took place in between the federal state, trade associations and company linkages in Germany in 1992/93 over wage moderation and procedures to help the east German country's economy.
published: 02 Jan 1994
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