Democracy drives economic success, CEOs sayExecutive summary: A survey of CEOs shows that more than three‑quarters consider stable democratic conditions crucial for investment and trust, and they voice concern about parties with democratic deficits. Perceived democratic stability is linked to economic performance, influencing investment decisions and market sentiment. Business leaders and CEOs; the survey was conducted by Handelsblatt. Increased advocacy for democratic safeguards in policy and potential market reactions to perceived democratic backsliding.A recent survey of CEOs reveals that over 75% view stable democratic institutions as essential for investment and market confidence. Respondents also expressed concern about political parties that threaten democratic norms. The findings suggest that perceived democratic risk could influence corporate strategy and capital allocation.Connected developmentsGolfkrieg: Hoffnung auf baldige Unterzeichnung eines USA-Iran-DealsHow Brexit has made Britain poorer – in chartsOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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