Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?
user
Germany has long been characterized by social issues such as inequality, poverty, unemployment and social unrest. The reason for this is a mix of economic and societal reasons which have included decreased government spending in response to the recession of 2009 as well as socioeconomic divides that continue to widen. These factors, coupled with a declining population in rural areas of Germany which has led to job losses, have contributed towards creating an environment where there are continued problems with poverty and social inequality. Additionally, ethnic tensions in some parts of the country have contributed towards furthering existing divides between groups within German society. These persistent problems make it clear that more efforts must be put into addressing them if Germany hopes for further progress towards unity among all sections of its population.
assistant
Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?
user
Some of the social problems in Germany can be attributed to a number of different factors, including high migration rates and the country's struggling economy. Other contributing factors include longworking hours among workers, a lack of affordable housing and education, as well as rising inequality between rich and poor.
assistant
Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?