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Philipp Saueracker Event 13. June 2023

Europe’s Digital Decade: how to reach a skilled workforce in 2030 to succeed in the digital transformation?

At the beginning of this year, the European Commission launched the first cycle of the Digital Decade policy program.

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Balancing Spending and Public Debt Sustainability
External Publication 5. June 2023

Reforming Economic and Monetary Union: Balancing Spending and Public Debt Sustainability

Jürgen Matthes / Björn Kauder / Samina Sultan in Martens Centre for European Studies

Fiscal policy in the EU faces the dilemma of having to meet large spending needs despite the existence of elevated public debt ratios. Fiscal policy therefore needs to put the member states on a sustainable path to gradual debt reduction.

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A Tool with Pitfalls
External Publication 5. June 2023

Single Market Emergency Instrument: A Tool with Pitfalls

Samina Sultan / Christian Rusche / Hubertus Bardt / Berthold Busch in Intereconomics

In reaction to disruptions of the Single Market, the European Commission put forward an emergency instrument. It proposes far-reaching measures in order to maintain the proper functioning of the Single Market and ensure the supply and distribution of goods and services.

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The innovative strength of the German regions
IW-Analyse No. 153 2. June 2023

Innovation Atlas 2023: The innovative strength of the German regions

Maike Haag / Hanno Kempermann / Enno Kohlisch / Oliver Koppel

All indicators of innovative strength in Germany – from research intensity and scientific and technical employment structures to patent successes – point to a strong south-north, west-east and urban-rural divide.

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how much more do we need and what comes next?
IW-Policy Paper No. 5 30. May 2023

The future of natural gas: how much more do we need and what comes next?

Michael Hüther / Malte Küper / Thilo Schaefer

Natural gas has become increasingly important for Germany in the last three decades, be it for heating buildings, providing process heat in industry or generating electricity. At the same time, the dependence on imports of natural gas has risen to almost 100 percent in recent decades, with most of the imports coming from Russia.

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CO2 Regulation of Road Transport in Europe
Expertise 30. May 2023

Compendium 5.3: CO2 Regulation of Road Transport in Europe

Thomas Puls

With the Compendium CO2 Regulation in Europe, the IW has been providing the interested public with a comprehensive collection of data on the development of CO2 emissions from passenger car traffic in the European Union, as well as on the applicable regulatory framework, since 2015.

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The Energy Dependence of Bank Loans
IW-Report No. 31 26. May 2023

The Energy Dependence of Bank Loans

Markus Demary / Niklas Florian Taft

Russia's war against Ukraine has highlighted the vulnerability of the Federal Republic of Germany to Russian energy imports, especially natural gas.

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Sandra Parthie Event 23. May 2023

Live Stream: Net-Zero Industry Act: Europäische Antwort auf den IRA?

Mit dem „Net-Zero Industry Act” will die Europäische Kommission den Ausbau sauberer Technologien in der EU gezielt fördern, damit sie bis 2030 mindestens 40% des Bedarfs der Union abdecken.

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A question of Technology, Resources or Motivation?
IW-Trends No. 1 23. May 2023

Digital Training: A question of Technology, Resources or Motivation?

Paula Risius / Susanne Seyda

The degree to which companies in Germany have digitalised their vocational training, if at all, is influenced by a variety of factors.

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Public Discussion of the Revised Unemployment Benefit
IW-Trends No. 1 23. May 2023

Too Much or Too Little Reform?: Public Discussion of the Revised Unemployment Benefit

Matthias Diermeier/ Jan Felix Engler / Holger Schäfer

Under its new name, Citizens' Benefit (Bürgergeld), Germany’s reformed unemployment benefit was supposed to put basic benefits for job-seekers on a new footing and fulfil the political promise to "overcome" its controversial predecessor known, after its original sponsor’s final proposal, as ‘Hartz IV’.

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