Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?
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Germany has been grappling with a number of social issues in recent years including a growing lack of affordability for people with low and median incomes, increased levels of racism and right-wing extremism, as well as an increasing gap between rich and poor. Additionally, rising rental costs and difficulty finding suitable housing are major issues across the country. These social issues can be attributed to structural problems within German society such as an economy that doesn't work equally for all people, changes in the migration policy towards Central Europeans which has shifted the demographic balance, weak support structures for those who have fallen through the cracks due to high unemployment rate among younger groups, lack of political trust across different generations, decline in educational standards among young individuals combined with increasing polarization between rural and urban areas leading to decreased interaction among different social segments within society.
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Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?
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There are numerous social problems in Germany, such as income inequality and rising levels of poverty. In particular, the country is struggling to address the widening gap between rich and poor. Moreover, many people in Germany live with social issues such as unemployment, discrimination, and lack of adequate healthcare and education. Immigrants also often face xenophobia and other difficulties integrating into German society.
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Why do you think there are social problems in Germany?