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1also available:Exemplare Uni Bonn from 1916
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2“...Fiscal rules in general and the Stability and Growth Pact in particular are repeatedly used to effectively limit public debt and achieve fiscal sustainability...”
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3“...The aim of the paper is to examine the areas in which there is a potential for hydrogen use in Germany. The race to the top has already started. Green...”
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4“...During the Coronavirus pandemic, short-time work and other relief measures have stabilised various industries in Germany, particularly the hospitality sector...”
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5by Runst, Petrik Thomä, Jörg Haverkamp, Katarzyna Proeger, Till Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2021-00-00)“...Regional economic patterns affect the resiliency of geographic regions with regards to business cycle shocks. In particular, the literature has not...”
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6“...Over the last few years, the role of municipal loans for financing investment in Germany has been quite stable. Major changes have not been observed on either...”
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7“...The economic slump caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is accompanied by structural change in Germany, driven in particular by the need for digital transformation...”
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8“...The European Union has launched the Next Generation EU (NGEU) fund to support the economic recovery of its member states during and after the coronavirus...”
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9by Scheelhaase, Janina Ennen, David Frieske, Benjamin Lütjens, Klaus Maertens, Sven Wozny, Florian Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2021-00-00)“...global air transport passenger traffic has been particularly affected by measures to combat COVID-19. Since February 2020, both the number of global passengers...”
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10“...The Coronavirus crisis has had a distinct impact on the labour market. The lockdown has led to job losses, especially in the catering and tourism industries...”
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11“...The year 2020 was marked by the COVID-19 pandemic and its economic consequences. In Germany, government deficits as well as the debt ratio rose to an estimated...”
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12“...Additional "capital buffers", such as the countercyclical capital buffer, were introduced after the 2008/09 crisis. These buffers were requested in addition to...”
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13by Haverkamp, Katarzyna Runst, Petrik Proeger, Till Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2021-00-00)“...In the spring of 2020, the skilled crafts sector was simultaneously affected by two different policy measures: the COVID-19-induced lockdown measures and a new...”
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14by Wein, Thomas Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2021-00-00)“...The end of the pandemic requires that SARS-CoV-2 vaccines be used. However, vaccination itself can lead to temporary adverse health effects and/or long-term...”
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15by Dullien, Sebastian Herzog-Stein, Alexander Hohlfeld, Peter Schreiber, Sven Tober, Silke Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2020-00-00)“...How important is the relaxation of contact restrictions for the recovery of the German economy and what conclusions can be drawn for the appropriate level of...”
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16by Donsimoni, Jean Roch Glawion, René Plachter, Bodo Wälde, Klaus Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2020-00-00)“...The authors model the evolution of the number of confi rmed cases of COVID-19 in Germany. Their theoretical framework builds on a continuous time Markov chain...”
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17by Treptow, Thomas M Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2020-00-00)“...The actual Corona crisis has a negative impact on the economic situation of the affected economies. This has direct consequences for the EU-wide trading of...”
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18“...The Coronavirus pandemic has presented society with major challenges that have required state intervention.. While government measures are necessary in an...”
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19by Petersen, Thieß Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2020-00-00)“...The international division of labour implies both advantages and disadvantages to an economy. As long as the marginal costs and marginal benefi ts associated...”
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20by Schäfer, Hans-Bernd Published in Wirtschaftsdienst (Hamburg) (2020-00-00)“...On 9 April 2020, the euro area finance ministers agreed on credit lines with the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) to counter the corona crisis. The ESM loans...”