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11:28Now PlayingPopulist parties are set to do well in Germany's upcoming state elections, as frustrations over immigration drive more voters away from traditional parties. That's a challenge for local businesses, which increasingly rely on both skilled and unskilled immigrant workers to fill gaps in the labor market. Clemens Fuest with Germany’s Ifo Institute speaks to DW about the possible consequences of the upcoming elections and why immigration policy remains important for German companies.
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