Swiss pharma hub Basel frets over population cap threat - Reuters
Swiss pharma hub Basel frets over population cap threat Reuters
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"It would mean uncertainty from day one."
— Conradin Cramer , Politician
"Switzerland's position as a leading innovation hub relies on top talent; without this talent, we jeopardize not only research but also the jobs across our entire supply chain."
— Juerg Erismann , Executive
"For companies considering investing in Switzerland and perhaps building new factories or research institutions, this is, of course, poison."
— Stephan Mumenthaler , Executive
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Head of the cantonal government of the city of Basel.
Head of Roche's Basel site.
Director of Swiss pharma and chemicals industry association scienceindustries.
The Swiss People's Party is a major political party in Switzerland known for its rightwing policies.
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Basel's pharmaceutical industry, including giants Roche and Novartis, expresses concern over a proposed population cap in Switzerland, fearing it could hinder access to skilled labor and impact economic growth.
Executives, including Roche's chairman, express concerns over a proposed population cap in Switzerland, emphasizing the need for international talent to sustain economic growth.
Swiss businesses, including pharmaceutical companies, express concerns over a proposed population cap, fearing it could limit access to skilled labor and strain relations with the European Union.
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