As Germany heads into a pivotal election, voters are increasingly frustrated with the state of the economy, which is facing significant challenges. With the country’s economic miracle unraveling, high costs and red tape are suffocating businesses, and many Germans are worried about impending economic malaise. Surveys indicate that discontent over fiscal policies and the rising far right are defining the electoral landscape. The next government will be tasked with addressing the critical issues of economic revival, with experts pointing to the need for industrial, labor, and tax reforms. Analysts warn that if these concerns are not adequately addressed, Germany could experience continued economic contraction, further impacting Central Europe and its traditional role as an export champion.