Studied economics at the Universities of Mannheim, St. Gallen and Tübingen.
2021: Doctorate at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich on "Determinants and Effects of Fiscal and Industrial Policies" with research stay at the University of California, Berkeley
2021-2022: Researcher at the German Council of Economic Experts (Sachverständigenrat zur Begutachtung der gesamtwirtschaftlichen Entwicklung)
Research interests: trade, trade policy, Europe, fiscal and industrial policies, China
Kolev-Schaefer, Galina / Sultan, Samina, 2024, USA. Wie wichtig ist die Wirtschaftspartnerschaft für uns?, IW-Report, Nr. 36, Köln Zur Studie
Diermeier, Matthias / Oberst, Christian / Sultan, Samina / Förster, Henrik, 2024, Regionale Entwicklung im Vergleich, IW-Policy Paper, Nr. 6, Köln Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Kauder, Björn / Sultan, Samina, 2024, Die EU und das Geld. Wer zahlt, wer bekommt? Nettozahler und Nettoempfänger in der EU, IW-Report, Nr. 34, Köln Zur Studie
Diermeier, Matthias / Niehues, Judith / Sultan, Samina, 2024, Europa wählt: Wen interessiert’s und warum? Einstellungen der Deutschen zur EU-Wahl und Europapolitik, IW-Report, Nr. 29, Köln Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Sommer, Julian / Sultan, Samina, 2024, Institutionelle Folgen einer EU-Erweiterung. Auswirkungen und Reformvorschläge für Kommission, Rat und Parlament, IW-Report, Nr. 15, Köln / Brüssel Zur Studie
Obst, Thomas / Matthes, Jürgen / Sultan, Samina, 2024, What if Trump is re-elected? Trade policy implications, IW-Report, Nr. 14, Berlin / Köln Zur Studie
Sultan, Samina / Kunath, Gero / Förster, Henrik / Matthes, Jürgen, 2024, Indonesien. Ein neuer indo-pazifischer Partner?, IW-Report, Nr. 9, Köln Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Fiskalische Aspekte einer EU-Erweiterung. Folgen eines EU-Beitritts der Ukraine für den Haushalt und die Kohäsionspolitik, IW-Report, Nr. 63, Köln Zur Studie
Matthes, Jürgen / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Reforming the WTO’s subsidy rules. A new opportunity to tackle the global distortions of China’s state capitalism, IW-Kurzbericht, Nr. 91, Köln Zur Studie
Hentze, Tobias / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Globale und europäische Unternehmensteuerreformkonzepte. Von BEPS über CCCTB zu BEFIT, IW-Report, Nr. 60, Köln Zur Studie
Obst, Thomas / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Polen vor der Wahl – Wirtschaftsmodell im Wandel. Analyse des wirtschaftlichen Aufstiegs und der künftigen Herausforderungen, IW-Report, Nr. 51, Berlin / Köln Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Kauder, Björn / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Wohin fließt das Geld aus dem EU-Haushalt? Nettozahler und Nettoempfänger in der EU, IW-Report, Nr. 48, Köln Zur Studie
Matthes, Jürgen / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Reform der EU-Fiskalregeln. Lindners Ideen haben Berechtigung, IW-Kurzbericht, Nr. 30, Köln Zur Studie
Hentze, Tobias / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Neuer Anlauf zur Harmonisierung der Unternehmensbesteuerung in der EU. Öffentliche Konsultation der Europäischen Kommission zu „Unternehmen in Europa: ein Rahmen für die Unternehmensbesteuerung (BEFIT)“, IW-Report, Nr. 7, Köln Zur Studie
Berthold Busch / Jürgen Matthes / Samina Sultan, 2023, Zur Abhängigkeit einzelner Industriezweige von China, IW-Report, Nr. 5 Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Sultan, Samina, 2022, Die EU vor neuen Erweiterungen? Alternativen zur Vollmitgliedschaft, IW-Analyse, Nr. 152, Köln Zur Studie
Busch, Berthold / Kauder, Björn / Sultan, Samina, 2022, Wer finanziert die EU? Nettozahler und Nettoempfänger in der EU, IW-Report, Nr. 55, Köln Zur Studie
Sultan, Samina / Rusche, Christian / Busch, Berthold / Bardt, Hubertus, 2022, Single Market Emergency Instrument. An instrument with pitfalls, IW-Kurzbericht, Nr. 85, Köln Zur Studie
Bardt, Hubertus / Busch, Berthold / Rusche, Christian / Sultan, Samina, 2022, Single Market Emergency Instrument. Ein Instrument mit Tücken, IW-Policy Paper, Nr. 7, Köln Zur Studie
External Publications
Sultan, Samina, 2024, Not so Different? Dependency of the German and Italian Industry on China Intermediate Inputs, in: Institute for European Policymaking at Bocconi University (eds.), IEP@BU Policy Brief, April 2024, Milan Zur Studie
Matthes, Jürgen / Kauder, Björn / Sultan, Samina, 2023, Reforming Economic and Monetary Union. Balancing Spending and Public Debt Sustainability, in: Martens Centre for European Studies, Policy Brief, June 2023, Brussels / Cologne Zur Studie
Sultan, Samina / Rusche, Christian / Bardt, Hubertus / Busch, Berthold, 2023, Single Market Emergency Instrument. A Tool with Pitfalls, in: Intereconomics, 58. Jg., Heft 3, S. 160-166 Zur Studie
Fuest, C. / Hugger, F. / Sultan, S. / Xing, J., 2022, What drives Chinese overseas M&A investment? Evidence from micro data, in: Review of International Economics, 30, 306– 344. https://doi.org/10.1111/roie.12566
Fuest, Clemens / Sultan, Samina , 2019, How Will Brexit Affect Tax Competition and Tax Harmonization? The Role of Discriminatory Taxation, in: National Tax Journal, National Tax Association, vol. 72(1), pages 111-138, March
USA: How important is the economic partnership for us?
Galina Kolev-Schaefer / Samina Sultan
Despite the persistent protectionist course of US trade policy in recent years and China's rise as a global economic power, the German and US economies remain closely intertwined.
The German net position fell slightly in 2023 compared to the previous year, from 19.7 billion euros to 17.4 billion euros. However, it is still significantly higher than in the pre-Brexit period.
Matthias Diermeier / Judith Niehues / Samina Sultan
This study, based on the IW-People Survey 2024, shows that around 62% of Germans consider the election of the European Parliament to be important. This is the result of around 5,200 respondents. The proportion is therefore roughly as high as the voter turnout in 2019.
Matthias Diermeier / Judith Niehues / Samina Sultan IW
Dependency of the German and Italian Industry on China Intermediate Inputs
External Publication 17. April 2024
Not so Different?: Dependency of the German and Italian Industry on China Intermediate Inputs
Samina Sultan at IEP@BU Policy Brief
On average the German and Italian industry display a very similar intermediate input dependence on China, whether accounting for domestic inputs or not.
At the latest since the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine and the decision to open accession talks with the country, the topic of enlargement has once again become much more important for the European Union (EU).
A possible re-election of Donald Trump as US president in November 2024 could entail a significant upheaval for the world trading order, if he fulfills his announcements to raise tariffs, mainly in order to reduce the US trade deficit.
Samina Sultan / Gero Kunath / Henrik Förster/ Jürgen Matthes
Indonesia will elect a new president on 14 February. After ten successful years in office, Joko Widodo is not allowed to run for office again. He has ushered in an era of reform in the country.
Samina Sultan / Gero Kunath / Henrik Förster/ Jürgen Matthes IW
Following the European Commission's recommendation to open accession negotiations with Ukraine, the European Council will decide on this at its summit in December. This is a historic step that is of great geostrategic importance, particularly in light of the ongoing Russian war of aggression.
The African Group proposes to reform the WTO’s subsidy rules for industrial goods. Even if this demand for more policy space entails some problems, the EU should view this as an opportunity.
Jürgen Matthes / Samina Sultan IW
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