Since 2017 head of the research group Big Data Analytics
Since 2022 Head of the Big Data Analytics Research Unit
Since 2023 Managing Director of IW Consult
Studied economics at the TU Dortmund and Strathclyde University Glasgow
IW Publications
Goecke, Henry / Rusche, Christian, 2021, Corona-Schock für den Handel in deutschen Innenstädten. Eine empirische Analyse mit Passantendaten, in: IW-Trends, 48. Jg., Nr. 3, S. 25-44 Zur Studie
(in cooperation with Vera Demary) Künstliche Intelligenz – Israel und Finnland vor China IW-Kurzbericht 8/2019
(in cooperation with Christopher Thiele) KI-Forschung und Start-ups in Deutschland – Zahlreiche Zentren IW-Kurzbericht 75/2018
(in cooperation with Vera Demary) KI-Investitionen in Deutschland – Noch ein weiter Weg IW-Kurzbericht 70/2018
(in cooperation with Manuel Fritsch, Andreas Kulpa) Identifikation von empirischen Unternehmenscharakteristika mittels Machine Learning Verfahren IW-Report 35/2018
(in cooperation with Christopher Thiele) Das Twitter-Netzwerk der Ökonomen des Makronom-Rankings IW-Kurzbericht 61/2018
(in cooperation with Christopher Thiele, Nils Tschampel) Das Twitter-Netzwerk deutscher Top-Ökonomen IW-Trends 2/2018
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier, Judith Niehues, Tobias Thomas) Verzerrte Wahrnehmung: Wie Berichte über Ungleichheit verunsichern IW-Kurzbericht 63/2017
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier) Geldmenge und Inflation in Europa – Ist der Zusammenhang verloren? IW policy papers 17/2016
(in cooperation with Michael Hüther) San Francisco Bay Area: 750 US-Dollar mehr für jeden US-Bürger IW-Kurzbericht 70/2016
(in cooperation with Michael Hüther) Regionale Konvergenz in Europa – So unterschiedlich wachsen Europas Regionen IW-Kurzbericht 43/2016
(in cooperation with Forschungsgruppe Konjunktur) Moderate Schlagzahl im Fahrwasser der schwächeren Weltwirtschaft – IW-Konjunkturprognose Herbst 2015 IW-Trends 4/2015
(in cooperation with Forschungsgruppe Konjunktur) Neue Herausforderungen – Konjunkturelle Fragen im Herbst 2015 Fragen und Antworten, 2015
(in cooperation with Jan Cholewa, Michael Grömling) IW Konjunkturampel – Konzept, Daten und Evaluation IW-Trends 2/2015
IW-Krisenmonitor IW policy papers 2/2015
Europa driftet auseinander – Ist dies das Ende der realwirtschaftlichen Konvergenz? IW-Trends 4/2013
(in cooperation with Jochen Pimpertz, Holger Schäfer, Christoph Schröder) Zehn Jahre Agenda 2010 – Eine empirische Bestandsaufnahme ihrer Wirkungen IW policy papers 7/2013
Expertises
(in cooperation with Vera Demary, Barbara Engels, Manuel Fritsch, Alevtina Krotova, Christian Rusche, Marc Scheufen, Christopher Thiele, Karl Lichtblau, Edgar Schmitz, Boris Otto, Tobias Korte, Can Azkan, Markus Spiekermann, Dominik Lis, Joshua Gelhaar, Lennart Iggenna, Lukas Maisel, Bernd Trautmann, Jens Fiedler, Osianoh Aliu, Pascal Bresser, Nils Müller) Data Economy. Status quo der deutschen Wirtschaft & Handlungsfelder in der Data Economy Studie für das Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie (BMWi), 2019
(in cooperation with Christian Helmenstein, Philip Krabb, Karl Lichtblau, Philipe Reinisch, Yuri Yegerow) Ökonomische Aspekte der Digitalisierung vbw (Hrsg.): Neue Wertschöpfung durch Digitalisierung, 2017, München, S. 45–117
(in cooperation with Hanno Kempermann) Analyse des Berliner Mietspiegels 2017, im Auftrag der Deutsche Wohnen Management GmbH
(in cooperation with Judith Niehues) Verteilungswirkungen der Agenda 2010 – Eine Mikrosimulationsanalyse der Hartz-IV-Reform Gutachten für die Initiative Neue Soziale Marktwirtschaft, 2014
External Publications
(in cooperation with Andrew Bassilakis, Matthias Diermeier) Converging Media versus Diverging Politics - the Brexit Twitter on Debate CESifo Forum 19, Heft 4, 2018, S. 23–28
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier, Michael Hüther) Exhausted Globalisation – Between the Transatlantic Orientation and the Chinese Way Cambridge Scholar Publishing, Newcastly upon Tyne, 2018
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier, Michael Hüther) Die erschöpfte Globalisierung – Zwischen transatlantischer Orientierung und chinesischem Weg Springer Nature, Wiesbaden, 2018
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier, Judith Niehues, Tobias Thomas) Impact of Inequality-Related Media Coverage on the Concerns of German Citizens Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics, Discussion Paper, No. 258, pp. 2–35
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier) Productivity, Technology Diffusion and Digitization CESifo Forum , Vol. 18, Heft 1, 2017, 26–32
(in cooperation with Berthold Busch, Matthias Diermeier, Michael Hüther) Brexit und die Zukunft Europas – eine spieltheoretische Einordnung Wirtschaftsdienst, 96. Jg., Heft 12, S. 883–890
(in cooperation with Matthias Diermeier, Michael Hüther) Ökonomische Perspektiven der digitalen Transformation – Zwischen Produktivitätsrätsel und Wachstumshoffnung Cologne Center for Ethics, Rights, Economics, and Social Sciences, i. E.
(in cooperation with Michael Hüther) Regional convergence in Europe Intereconomics, Vol. 51, No. 3, 2016, pp. 165–171
(in cooperation with Wolfgang J. Luhan, Michael W. M. Roos) Rational inattentiveness in a forecasting experiment Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 94/2013, Seite 80–89
Essays on Expectation Formation, Inflation Dynamics, and Monetary Policy Dissertation, Dortmund, 2011
(in cooperation with Christian Bredemeier) Sticky Prices vs. Sticky Information: A Cross-Country Comparison of Inflation Dynamics Ruhr Economic Papers Nr. 255, 2011
A Coronavirus Shock for the Retail Sector in German City Centres
Henry Goecke / Christian Rusche
The Corona pandemic and the measures taken to contain the virus have delivered an asymmetrical shock to German business. This asymmetry is exemplified by the effects on the retail trade, an import ant part of the nation’s economy.
Road Haulage Data in Business Cycle Analysis: An Application for the Bavarian
Henry Goecke / Michael Grömling / Jan Marten Wendt
Economy Gross domestic product (GDP) figures for Germany’s 16 federal states are currently only published twice a year, with no quarterly figures available. This makes it impossible to pinpoint the exact timing of turning points in the economies of individual states.
Henry Goecke / Michael Grömling / Jan Marten Wendt IW
Artificial Intelligence: German Companies between Risk and Opportunity
Vera Demary / Henry Goecke
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an important technology for the future, promoting the development not only of completely new products and services but also of innovative business models.
Converging Media versus Diverging Politics - the Brexit Twitter on Debate
External Publication 3. January 2019
Converging Media versus Diverging Politics - the Brexit Twitter on Debate
Andrew Bassilakis / Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke at the CESifo Forum
Even after two years of Brexit negotiations no deal between the EU and the UK has been settled. Today, the negotiation’s outcome seems as unpredictable as ever. This paper analyses twitter content as a proxy for the political and public debate with respect to Brexit.
Andrew Bassilakis / Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke at the CESifo Forum IW
Social Media: The Twitter Network of Top German Economists
Henry Goecke / Christopher Thiele / Nils Tschampel
The importance of social media is increasing rapidly, and with it their relevance as a potential communication channel for economists. On the one hand, taking the example of the microblogging service Twitter, it is possible to analyse how top German economists use social media to inform society on political and economic issues, debates and opinions. On the other hand, the network of links between the economists themselves is also of interest, as it creates a space for scientific exchange and discourse.
Henry Goecke / Christopher Thiele / Nils Tschampel IW
Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke IW News 20. October 2017
Capital cities: Usually an economic driving force
In almost every European country, the capital contributes strongly to the countries’ economy.However, according to the Cologne Institute for Economic Research (IW), there is one exemption: Germany. Without Berlin, the German gross domestic product (GDP) per capita would be even higher.
Brexit and Europe’s Future: A Game Theoretical Approach
Berthold Busch / Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke / Michael Hüther
After the UK referendum of last summer, the new institutional relationship between the UK and the EU has to be shaped. The question arises as to how relations should be conducted going forward.
Berthold Busch / Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke / Michael Hüther IW
Money supply and inflation in Europe: Is there still a connection?
Matthias Diermeier / Henry Goecke
Since the outbreak of the European financial and economic crisis in 2008, the monetary policy of the European Central Bank (ECB) has been in crisis mode. Ensuring that the growth in the money supply transmutes into higher inflation or inflation expectations has been difficult.
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