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Wirtschaftsbund, Österreichischer, ÖWB - Wittmann, Franz, Möbelwerkstätten GmbH (8/25)
Wirtschaftskundliches Realgymnasium Wirtschaftspolitik

Wirtschaftsministerium, Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Arbeit


Economic Affairs, Ministry of, full name: Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour (since 2000), founded as Ministry of Trade in 1848. In 1966, an independent Federal Ministry of Building and Engineering was founded, which was merged with the Federal Ministry of Trade, Commerce and Industry in 1966 and became the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs. The Ministry of Economic Affairs is located in the government building on Stubenring street in Vienna. Its 10 sections are divided up into special departments such as economic policy, foreign economic policy and European integration, trade and industry, engineering and mining authorities, industry, technology and innovation, federal building construction, employment policy and fundamental issues in economic and social policy, tourism and leisure economics, energy, central labour inspectorate, labour law and general social policy, employment policy and fundamental social policy issues.

Institutions subordinate to the Ministry of Economic Affairs include the Austrian Labour Market Service (AMS), the Federal Authority of Weights, Measures and Surveying, the Labour Inspectorates and the Burghauptmannschaft in Vienna (responsible for structural alterations of the Imperial Palace and other historical buildings). The administration of Schönbrunn Zoo and the federal real estate administration have been spun off as separate companies.


Ministers of Construction / Economic Affairs of the Republic of Austria
Vinzenz Kotzina (ÖVP) June 6, 1966 - April 21, 1970
Josef Moser (SPÖ) April 21, 1970 - Oct. 8, 1979
Karl Lausecker (SPÖ) Oct. 8, 1979 - Nov. 5, 1979
Karl Sekanina (SPÖ) Nov. 5, 1979 - Feb. 22, 1985
Ferdinand Lacina (SPÖ) Feb. 22, 1985 - March 1, 1985
Heinrich Übleis (SPÖ) March 1, 1985 - Jan. 21, 1987
Robert Graf (ÖVP) Jan. 21, 1987 - April 24, 1989
Wolfgang Schüssel (ÖVP) April 24, 1989 - May 4, 1995
Johannes Ditz (ÖVP) May 4, 1995 - June 19, 1996
Johann Farnleitner (ÖVP) June 19, 1996 -



 
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