Euro-Crisis: Austrian Managers are Optimistic

Politics ♦ Published: February 6, 2012; 14:57 ♦ (Vindobona)

In spite of the current euro-crisis, most Austrian managers believe that the currency will remain. Moreover, a deepening of the cooperation between EU-member states is expected.

Euro-Crisis: Austrian Managers are Optimistic / Picture: © European Commission

On the occasion of the congress com.sult in Vienna at the end of January, 212 managers were asked about their expectations. The survey was created by the pollster Peter Hajek on behalf of the Viennese Chamber of Commerce and the agency Create Connections. According to that, 30% of Austrian managers think that the monetary union will remain unchanged. Only 14% wish that the European…

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