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Roland Berger's view

The Chairman of our Supervisory Board talks about the German and European economy in a column of "Rheinischer Merkur".

Bureaucracy impedes growth

An obsession with regulation makes people poor. Why we need to reduce unnecessary regulation >>
How we can compete with China

China is growing at an astounding pace. In 2006, its economy expanded by 13.6% – nearly three times as fast as the world economy. >>

The Americans are still our friends

Cooperation – the EU and the US can and should learn all they can from each other. >>
Russia more deeply integrated in free trade area

The eastward expansion of the EU and the Finnish presidency of the European Union have brought Russia closer than ever. >>

What we can learn from the Finns

Finland currently holds the presidency of the European Union for the second time. >>
Opportunities for our healthcare system

Talk about healthcare and, sooner or later, the subject usually turns to financing problems. >>

It pays for companies to be kind to families

Germany's cradles lie empty. The desire to have children is evidently becoming increasingly rare among Germans. >>
The Olympic spirit and our managers

At first glance, managers and athletes have little in common. >>

What matters in 2006

In some respects, Angela Merkel will have to perform a balancing act in the new year. >>