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How do we ensure sustainable growth and innovation?

3 December

Sandra Parthie ·
Event ·
3 December 2020

Market economy vs. state-controlled competition: How do we ensure sustainable growth and innovation?

The German Economic Institute (IW) and the Hanns Seidel Foundation have the pleasure of inviting you to their second edition of the debate series "China and the European Union: Partners or Rrivals - distrust or confidence?" on the topic: "Market economy vs. state-controlled competition - How do we ensure sustainable growth and innovation?"

Markus Demary / Stefan Hasenclever / Michael Hüther ·
IW-Report Nr. 61 ·
30 November 2020

How Will the COVID-19-Crisis Affect the Trend in Corporate Saving?

In this paper we aim to shed light on the global trend in rising corporate saving over the last three decades and to discuss the effects that the Covid-19 crisis might have on companies’ saving behaviour.

Matthias Diermeier / Florian Güldner /Thomas Obst in In Brief ·
External Publication ·
27 November 2020

The Chinese Nightmare: Debt Risks Along the Silk Road

China has paid dearly for its geopolitical rise. The Corona crisis is the latest example of the risks involved with massive investment on the Silk Road. Not only are many countries caught in a Chinese debt trap, China itself needs a strategy for managing non-performing loans amid the crisis. Loan defaults on the Silk Road could jeopardise the Chinese mega-project.

Inma Martínez-Zarzoso / Christian Oberst / Camélia Turcu in Environment and Development Economics ·
External Publication ·
26 November 2020

Special issue on the environment, resources and pollution: New challenges for economic development

This special issue contains a selection of six articles in the field of environmental and resource economics, which were presented in INFER workshops and supported events over the last two years.

Alexander Burstedde / Regina Flake / Anika Jansen / Lydia Malin / Paula Risius / Susanne Seyda / Sebastian Schirner / Dirk Werner ·
IW-Report Nr. 59 ·
21 November 2020

Measuring the shortage of skilled workers

The present IW-Report introduces a new methodology for measuring the shortage of skilled workers and thus makes a central contribution to mapping the skilled worker situation in Germany. First, a definition of the term "shortage of skilled workers" is presented. Afterwards its operationalization is discussed.

Fighting climate change by scaling up sustainable finance

20 November

Sandra Parthie ·
Event ·
20 November 2020

Livestream-Event: Fighting climate change by scaling up sustainable finance

The fight against climate change remains one of the top priorities for the European Commission with the publication of the Sustainable Finance Strategy announced for the end of this year. The financial sector and the promotional banks are playing a crucial role in the transition process towards a more sustainable economy and society.

Orchestrating a multi-trillion Euro Game

18 November

Sandra Parthie ·
Event ·
18 November 2020

Green Finance for the Green Deal: Orchestrating a multi-trillion Euro Game

The European Green Deal aims to make the EU the global champion in low-carbon industries. Business expectations are high, yet public and private investments of several hundred billion Euros are required annually to finance the transformation.

Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum in Forum New Economy Working Papers ·
External Publication ·
17 November 2020

How to re-design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic

The study will first outline the way in which Germany’s fiscal policy was driven for several decades by a paradigm that centered on deficit control and reduced state involvement in the economy.

Michael Hüther / Jens Südekum ·
IW-Policy Paper Nr. 25 ·
17 November 2020

How to re‐design German fiscal policy rules after the COVID19 pandemic

The study will first outline the way in which Germany’s fiscal policy was driven for several decades by a paradigm that centered on deficit control and reduced state involvement in the economy.

How to shape future industrial policy and champion global competition?

17 November

Aljoscha Nau ·
Event ·
17 November 2020

European Champions: How to shape future industrial policy and champion global competition?

In times of COVID-19, digital- and sustainable transformations and increased foreign competition, European industry is under pressure from within and outside. Simultaneously, European companies are confronted with the rise of China on global markets and fierce competition from Chinese state-subsidized enterprises or SOEs. In the light of these challenges, the calls for new European Champions have grown louder and louder over the past two years.