the public debt will explode as a result of aging in the coming decades. This negative development employs the Chamber of Commerce for several years and is currently in our Chamber of Commerce arenas under the title "The welfare state is the end?" Discussed. Remarkably, this fundamental challenge is a growing recognition within the media. For example, in the NZZ am Sonntag of 17 October. The comparison of the expected public debt in 2050 shows it to Switzerland in an international comparison reassuring picture. We are better placed than the comparison countries. Only, this perception is correct? Also, the NZZ article points to Switzerland as a result of rising costs in the areas of pensions, health care and a national debt 100% of the gross domestic product. This will be further liabilities such as those associated with the development of infrastructure. In other words, without expecting a drastic course corrections are also Greek relations. The fact that we are performing in comparison better than most western countries does not resolve our problems. Among the blind the one-eyed man has always been king.
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