As said in other posts above, the firm is charged with knowledge of the risk that the cost to the firm of the factors of production, such as labor, will increase. If they calculated poorly, the miscalculation is on them. I don’t want taxpayers in Germany or here to bail them out.
No one has even mentioned a bail out. And why would US taxpayers be involved in a bailout anyway? You make no sense.
Your first post on this thread was that this situation was market-driven. You are wrong and continue to dig deeper into absurdities. This is the government shutting down economic activity with inane fiscal policies.
I'm done with you. Good night and God bless.