Economist Friedrich Heinemann generally views the extensive reform package of the center-right and center-left coalition positively. He describes it as a "sensation" that measures such as the pension package or the abolition of the data protection officer for small and medium-sized enterprises can now be implemented. According to him, this sends a strong signal of the government's capacity to act, which should not be downplayed. He notes that the expanded options for fixed-term contracts for new employees will be particularly effective in the short term, aligning Germany with more flexible countries such as Switzerland or Denmark.