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German Politician Advocates for Digital Direct Income Transfers

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Katherina Reiche, the Federal Economics Minister, has been advocating for a digital system of income-adjusted direct transfers to organize money distribution to citizens in Germany. This push involves establishing a mechanism for direct transfers that could be utilized during times of crisis.

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The concept is presented as a potential future crisis instrument, allowing for quick and precise compensation without needing to pass through lengthy parliamentary debates. This system would operate as a targeted variant of aid, similar to programs used during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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  • Katherina ReicheGerman politician pushing for the implementation of digital direct transfer systems in Germany

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