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Matthias Diermeier / Markos Jung / Pekka Sagner Interactive Graphic 18. May 2018

Convergence in Europe: The poorer regions are not catching up anymore

Before the economic crisis, European regions with low economic output per inhabitant grew faster than the wealthier ones. The living conditions on the continent became more similar. Since 2010, however, the process of catching-up has been stopped.

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Michael Grömling in Intereconomics External Publication 10. February 2025

The Current Economic Situation in Germany in the Context of Previous Crises

This article places the current economic stagnation in Germany in the context of previous crises since 1991.

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Jürgen Matthes / Samina Sultan IW-Report No. 5 4. February 2025

Alarm signals from German exports: An empirical review of German export development

German Exports are sending out clear warning signals. Export growth rates have fallen by around two thirds in the period from 2015 to 2023 compared to 2000 to 2015.

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