Studium der Betriebswirtschaftslehre an der Universität zu Köln und der University of California, Los Angeles
IW Publications
Fritsch, Manuel / Schröder, Christoph, 2022, Der Einfluss von Produktionsstörungen auf die Erzeugerpreise in Deutschland, in: IW-Trends, 49. Jg., Nr. 2, S. 117-133 Zur Studie
(in cooperation with Henry Goecke, Andreas Kulpa) Identifikation von empirischen Unternehmenscharakteristika mittels Machine Learning Verfahren IW-Report 35/2018
(in cooperation with Berthold Busch, Michael Grömling, Karl Lichtblau, Jürgen Matthes) Manufacturing in Europe – A growth engine in the global economy IW-Studien, Schriften zur Wirtschaftspolitik aus dem Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft Köln, 2014
(in cooperation with Hubertus Bardt, Esther Chrischilles, Michael Grömling, Thomas Puls, Klaus-Heiner Röhl) Zwischen Standortvorteil und Investitionsbedarf IW-Analysen – Forschungsberichte Nr. 95, Köln 2014
Expertises
(in cooperation with David Bothe, Andrea Lövenich, Jens Perner, Thilo Schaefer) Synthetische Energieträger – Perspektiven für die deutsche Wirtschaft und den internationalen Handel, 2017 Gutachten im Auftrag des Instituts für Wärme und Oeltechnik, Mittelständische Energiewirtschaft Deutschland e.V. und des Bundesverbandes mittelständische Mineralölunternehmen e.V.
(in cooperation with Hubertus Bardt, Roman Bertenrath, Vera Demary, Michael Grömling, Hans-Peter Klös, Galina Kolev, Rolf Kroker, Karl Lichtblau, Jürgen Matthes, Agnes Millack, Axel Plünnecke, Oliver Stettes) Digitalisierung, Vernetzung und Strukturwandel – Wege zu mehr Wohlstand Erster IW-Strukturbericht, 2015
(in cooperation with Hubertus Bardt, Esther Chrischilles, Michael Grömling, Thomas Puls, Klaus-Heiner Röhl) Infrastruktur zwischen Standortvorteil und Investitionsbedarf Gutachten 2014
The impact of disrupted production on producer prices in Germany
Manuel Fritsch / Christoph Schröder
From 2020 to 2021 the producer prices of manufactured goods in Germany increased by 6 per cent. However, price hikes accelerated during 2021, a development which has continued into 2022.
Climate Protection Impact and Value-Added Effects of Ramping Up the Production of Electricity-Based Liquid Energy Carriers
Expertise 25. March 2021
Synthetic fuels: potential for Europe
Manuel Fritsch / Thomas Puls / Thilo Schaefer
Synthetic fuels produced from green electricity can make a major contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions around the world. Liquid energy carriers produced from renewably generated electricity can be used in combustion engines without impacting the climate.
For many years now an OECD working group has been developing and coordinating an internationally comparable quantification of the economic effects of digitalization. However, the practical value of this initiative is limited by the nature of the available data.
The Digital Economy in Germany: Data Availability and Initial Estimates
Manuel Fritsch / Karl Lichtblau
In a satellite account, a specific horizontal area of the economy is extracted from the System of National Accounts (SNA) and modelled as a separate product or industry group (satellite). The term “satellite” refers to the chosen subsets of sectors or economic activities in that system.
The importance of the automotive industry for Germany
Thomas Puls / Manuel Fritsch
The German automotive industry can now look back on a golden decade. Between 2008 and 2018 its businesses reached numerous record peaks in sales. The main driver was the strong market growth in China.
Data is rapidly becoming one of the most important business resources. A growing number of companies address the question of how they can use data profitably in their business.
An important contribution to economic and social cohesion
Expertise 12. June 2019
Cross border services in the internal market: An important contribution to economic and social cohesion
Manuel Fritsch / Roman Bertenrath
Over the years, European value chains have become increasingly relevant to employment in the EU. While research on industrial value chains is broadly covered in recent years, the effects of valuechains in European service sectors still needs to be quantified.
Factory Europe and its Ties in Global Value Chains
Expertise 1. December 2017
Factory Europe and its Ties in Global Value Chains
Manuel Fritsch / Jürgen Matthes
Global value chains have continued to expand over the last few decades. This has made them a central part of many companies’ internationalization strategies and an important facet of globalization.
EU Partners benefit from Germany's US export success
Manuel Fritsch / Galina Kolev / Jürgen Matthes
In the debate of the US current account deficit, Donald Trump focuses his criticism to a large extent on Germany. But in the case of a trade war it would not affect Germany alone. Due to intermediate input linkages, hundreds of thousands of jobs in the EU partner countries depend on the success of German exports to the US.
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