Why were Germans unhappy with the German economy in the S's?

In the 1970s, many Germans were unhappy with the economy due to a combination of factors, including high inflation, rising unemployment, and the oil crisis, which led to increased energy prices. The economic stagnation, known as "stagflation," eroded purchasing power and created uncertainty about the future. Additionally, the social and political tensions of the time exacerbated feelings of dissatisfaction with the government’s economic policies and inability to address these pressing issues effectively.