(in cooperation with Galina Kolev) The influence of public investment on the German current account surplus IW-Kurzbericht 37/2019
Spanische Wirtschaft benötigt eine stabile Regierung und die Fortsetzung der Reformen IW-Kurzbericht 27/2019
External Publications
Inequality, Employment and Skills in OECD countries: An International Comparative Analysis Dissertation, Wuppertal University Library, April, 2018
(in cooperation with Ronald Schettkat) Literacy skills, equality of educational opportunities and educational outcomes: an international comparison Vienna University of Business and Economics, INEQ Working Paper Series, Nr. 8, Februar, 2018
Macroeconomic Revolution on shaky grounds: Lucas/Sargent critique`s inherent contradictions The Washington Center for Equitable Growth Working Paper, Mai, Washington, D.C., 2017
Wage inequality, skill inequality and employment: evidence and policy lessons from PIAAC IZA Journal of European Labor Studies, 5. Jg., Nr. 21, 2016
Schumpeter School International Comparative Institutional Data Base Schumpeter Discussion papers, Nr. 15001, Wuppertal, 2015
(in cooperation with Ronald Schettkat) Does Inequality Promote Employment? An International Comparison Schumpeter Discussion papers, Nr. 13009, Wuppertal, 2013
Corona Crisis in China: Historic Slump and the First Six Months Thereafter
Sonja Beer
The first corona cases in China appeared in December 2019. To contain the pandemic, the government had to take far-reaching measures in February. Although these measures reduced the numbers of new cases, they also had a dramatic impact on the economy.
The Market Environment for German Exports in the Shadow of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Hubertus Bardt / Sonja Beer
The corona pandemic has led to a severe economic downturn worldwide, with the global economy about to experience its most dramatic contraction of the last seven decades.
Decoupling Chimerica: Consequences for the European Union
Sonja Beer / Jürgen Matthes / Christian Rusche
The People’s Republic of China experienced a tremendous economic development within the last four decades. The increased economic power and political weight of China are challenging the USA and EU. Furthermore, the strategies used by China for its own development, e.g. broad-based industry policy with distortive subsidization, forced technology transfer or investment restrictions, are perceived as unfair, especially in the US, but to a large extent also in the EU.
The influence of public investment on the German current account surplus
Sonja Jovicic / Galina Kolev
The current account surplus in Germany has grown rapidly especially since the early 2000s and this development has been widely criticised. One of the recommendations of the European Commission and other institutions is to increase public investment as a means to reduce the current account surplus. Indeed, Germany needs a broad investment programme in the field of infrastructure, digitalisation and education, and considering the low interest rate there cannot be better times for it.
Sonja Jovicic / Galina Kolev IW
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