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Due to demographic aging in Germany, social security contributions will rise to 46% by 2040. These were the findings of our calculations for the INSM.
Removing hurdles – innovative, pragmatic, hands-on. The report presents innovative solutions for digital management.
Prognos and u-institut organised and supported the Federal Government's Centre of Excellence for the Cultural and Creative Industries as project promoters. This is part of the Federal Government's Cultural and Creative Industries Initiative.
The Future Office of the BMBF Strategic Foresight process, made up of Prognos and Z_punkt, looks into the future of values in Germany.
Does the statutory minimum wage have an influence on pension development and individual pension entitlements? Prognos investigated this on behalf of the Minimum Wage Commission.
Together with Fraunhofer ISI, Prognos has evaluated the framework programs for the promotion of research into sustainable development (FONA).
Prognos will provided the role of Future Office of the 3rd Foresight process on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research for the last 4 years.
Prognos examined approaches to the further development of care professions and the prospects for the financing of the social long-term care insurance (SPV) up to the year 2050.
The Federal Government’s planned pension package would lead to significant additional expenditure on pension insurance and to permanent increases in pension contribution rates. These are the results of our study conducted on behalf of the INSM.
Together with the Allensbach Institute, Prognos formed the Competence Office for Effective Family Policy. The Competence Office worked on behalf of the BMFSFJ, conducting research and advising on current issues of family policy.
This expert report looks at various scenarios. It shows that continued development of family policy has a positive impact on the economy as a whole.
The model calculation for selected Swiss companies shows that the immediate positive effects of a family-friendly personnel policy outweigh the costs.
We combine economic research and strategy consulting for sustainable decisions in politics, business and society. Our robust data, precise analyses and scientifically based findings enable fact-based progress – financially independent, politically neutral.
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