Disambiguation evidence for Agenda 2010 reforms via surface form

"Agenda 2010"


As subject (50)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Agenda 2010".

Predicate Object
aimedTo boost employment
aimedTo improve international competitiveness
aimedTo increase economic growth
announcedBy Gerhard Schröder
announcedOn 14 March 2003
associatedWith East German opposition groups
surface form: Monday demonstrations (Germany)
caused mass protests in Germany
controversial true
country Germany
creditedWith reducing unemployment in Germany
creditedWith strengthening German export performance
criticizedFor expanding low-wage sector
criticizedFor increasing social inequality
criticizedFor reducing welfare generosity
focusesOn activation policies
focusesOn healthcare reforms
focusesOn labor market deregulation
focusesOn pension reforms
focusesOn tax reforms
focusesOn unemployment benefits reform
focusesOn welfare state restructuring
government Second Schröder cabinet
implementedIn Germany
includes Hartz I
includes Hartz II
includes Hartz III
includes Agenda 2010 reforms self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hartz IV
includes Agenda 2010 reforms self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hartz reforms
instanceOf labor market reform
instanceOf reform program
instanceOf welfare state reform
introduced Employment Service
surface form: Job Centers
introduced midi-jobs
introduced mini-jobs
introduced sanctions for refusing job offers
introduced stricter eligibility for unemployment benefits
introduced stronger job search obligations
language German
legalForm series of laws and policy measures
merged unemployment assistance and social assistance
opposedBy left-wing factions of SPD
opposedBy social movements
opposedBy trade unions
partOf Agenda 2010 reforms self-linksurface differs
surface form: German labor market reforms
politicalPartySupport Alliance 90/The Greens
politicalPartySupport Social Democratic Party of Germany
proposedBy Gerhard Schröder
resultedIn Hartz IV unemployment benefit
startTime 2003
timePeriod early 2000s