EconPol Forum

2022 - 2025

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Volume 24, issue 06, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on Green Transition: How to Make It Finally Happen? pp. 03-06

Niko Jaakkola and Riccardo Rovelli

How to Overcome the Short-term Costs of the Climate Transition? pp. 07-11

Lorenzo Forni and Massimo Tavoni

Can or Should We Assess the Growth Impacts of Climate Protection? pp. 12-15

Karen Pittel

The Green Industrial Revolution: Lessons from the History of Past Energy Transitions pp. 16-22

Alessio Terzi and Roger Fouquet

Strengthening Decision-making Processes to Address the Climate Challenge pp. 23-27

Luisa Carpinelli and Daniele Franco

Can the EU ETS and Its Revenues Tackle the Impact of High Carbon Prices? pp. 28-31

Simone Borghesi and Albert Ferrari

“Big Push” Green Industrial Policy pp. 32-36

Niko Jaakkola, Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg and Anthony Venables

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism between Ambition and Delusion pp. 37-38

Gianmarco Ottaviano

Apprenticeship Skills Pay Off on the Labor Market pp. 39-43

Christina Langer, Jakob Peiffer and Simon Wiederhold

Russia’s “Impressionable Years” and Putin’s Inheritance pp. 44-49

Michael Alexeev, William Pyle and Jiaan Wang

Emergency Calls Reveal the Importance of Arrests in Reducing Repeat Domestic Violence pp. 50-53

Sofia Amaral, Gordon Dahl, Timo Hener, Victoria Kaiser and Helmut Rainer

Volume 24, issue 05, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on Thirty Years of the European Single Market ‒ Achievements and Future Challenges pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

The European Internal Market Thirty Years On pp. 05-08

Stefano Micossi

The Single Market and Common Policies in Uncommon Circumstances pp. 09-13

Giuseppe Bertola

The Single European Market: The Unfinished Business pp. 14-18

Marek Dabrowski

European Single Market 2.0: Striving for a More Social and Environmental Market Aligned with Open Strategic Autonomy pp. 19-22

Mehtap Akgüç and Philippe Pochet

The Increasing Geoeconomic Usage of the Single Market for Financial Services pp. 23-27

Lucia Quaglia and Amy Verdun

The Effects of the European Single Market on Attractiveness to Foreign Direct Investment pp. 28-31

Iulia Siedschlag

Protectionism on the Rise? New Challenges for EU Trade Policy pp. 32-35

Andreas Baur and Lisandra Flach

The Role of Fiscal Policy Measures in Mitigating the Effects of the Covid-19 Crisis in Germany pp. 36-40

Michael Christl, Silvia De Poli, Tine Hufkens, Andreas Peichl and Mattia Ricci

Emigration and Elections: The Role of Emigrants’ Missing Votes pp. 41-45

Yvonne Giesing, Felicitas Schikora and Geisi Shima

It’s in the Data – Improved Market Power Mitigation in Electricity Markets pp. 46-51

Jacqueline Adelowo and Moritz Bohland

Volume 24, issue 04, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on Reform of the EU Economic Governance – Why and How? pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

The Reform of the EU Economic Governance Framework, Market Discipline and the Role of the ECB pp. 05-10

Clemens Fuest

Fiscal Sustainability: Interest Rates, Growth and Debt-based Policy Rules pp. 11-15

George Economides and Apostolis Philippopoulos

The EU’s Increasingly Complex Finances: A Ticking Bomb? pp. 16-20

Iain Begg

EU Fiscal Rules: Do They Destabilize and Inhibit Economic Activity? pp. 21-25

George Kopits

Solving the Enforcement Dilemma of the EU Fiscal Rules pp. 26-29

Paul Dermine and Martin Larch

Rewarding Compliance with Fiscal Rules - A Proposal for Reform of the Stability and Growth Pact pp. 30-33

Wolfram Richter

Making the Eurozone Function Again: A Solution for the European Debt Problem Is Hard But Not Impossible pp. 34-37

Vesa Kanniainen

Making EU Economic Governance Fit for Purpose: Investing in the Future and Reforming the Fiscal Rules While Decentralizing and Democratizing pp. 38-44

Vivien A. Schmidt

Public Investments: Is There a Golden Rule Separating “Good” from “Bad” Debt? pp. 45-48

Torben M. Andersen

Reforming EU Fiscal Governance: A Golden Rule for Public Investments? pp. 49-56

Sebastian Blesse, Florian Dorn and Max Lay

EU Economic Governance and the Climate Crisis pp. 57-60

Anne-Laure Delatte

Taxation and Innovation: How R&D Tax Credit Schemes Foster Innovation in the Private Sector pp. 61-66

Oliver Falck, Anna Kerkhof and Christian Pfaffl

Income and Tax Burden of the Middle Class in Europe pp. 67-72

Mathias Dolls, Florian Dorn, David Gstrein and Max Lay

Immigrant Narratives in German Newspapers pp. 73-77

Kai Gehring, Joop Age Harm Adema and Panu Poutvaara

Volume 24, issue 03, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on How Sanctions Work - and Which Goals They Fail to Achieve pp. 03-04

Chang Woon Nam

The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Target Countries: A Review of the Empirical Evidence pp. 05-09

Jerg Gutmann, Matthias Neuenkirch and Florian Neumeier

Reflections on the Impact of Economic Sanctions pp. 10-14

Constantinos Syropoulos and Yoto Yotov

The Export of Sanction Policies: Extraterritorial Sanctions and Geopolitical Conflict pp. 15-18

Eckhard Janeba

On the Economic Effects of Financial Sanctions: Evidence from Germany pp. 19-22

Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

Do Resource Sanctions Work? pp. 23-26

Kai Konrad and Marcel Thum

Evidence and Policy Implications of Sanctions in the Long Run: The Case of Iran pp. 27-30

Dario Laudati

Economic Sanctions and Military Expenditure in Iran: A Brief Survey pp. 31-35

Mohammad Reza Farzanegan

Who Should Bear the Burden of Increasing Fiscal Pressure? An Optimal Income Taxation Perspective pp. 36-40

Mehmet Ayaz, Lea Fricke, Clemens Fuest and Dominik Sachs

Discrimination of Sexual Minorities in Emerging Markets: Can the Needle Be Moved? pp. 41-43

Cevat Giray Aksoy, Christopher S. Carpenter, Ralph De Haas, Mathias Dolls and Lisa Windsteiger

Measuring Remote Work Using a Large Language Model (LLM) pp. 44-49

Peter John Lambert

Volume 24, issue 02, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on How to Reconstruct Ukraine? Challenges, Plans and the Role of the EU pp. 3-4

Chang Woon Nam

“Laying Foundations for Building Back Better in Ukraine” ‒ Policy Actions and Principles for a Strong Transition and Recovery Process pp. 5-09

Anna Bjerde

Eight Recommendations to Reconstruct and Modernize Ukraine pp. 10-15

Romina Bandura

How to Reconstruct Ukraine pp. 16-19

Anders Åslund

Reforming the Ukrainian Economy and State: The Unfinished Business pp. 20-24

Marek Dabrowski

What Should Be the Economic Priorities in Post-war Ukraine? pp. 25-29

Christopher Hartwell and Dmytro Boyarchuk

Economic Recovery in Post-World War II West Germany and Ukraine Today pp. 30-35

Barry Eichengreen

Rebuilding Ukraine – the Agricultural Perspective pp. 36-40

Stephan von Cramon-Taubadel and Oleg Nivievskyi

The Role of the Diaspora for the Recovery of Ukraine pp. 41-45

Joop Age Harm Adema, Yvonne Giesing, Tetyana Panchenko and Panu Poutvaara

The Closure of Police Stations Leads to an Increase in Theft Crime pp. 46-49

Sebastian Blesse and André Diegmann (geb. Nolte)

Regional Income Inequality in Germany pp. 50-55

Immo Frieden, Andreas Peichl and Paul Schüle

The Demand for Data Skills in German Companies: Evidence from Online Job Advertisements pp. 56-61

Jan Büchel, Jan Engler and Armin Mertens

Volume 24, issue 01, 2023

Introduction to the Issue on Climate Change: Greening the Economy by Green Finance? pp. 3-4

Christa Hainz

Finance and Climate Change Risk: Managing Expectations pp. 5-7

Claudio Borio, Stijn Claessens and Nikola Tarashev

Green Finance: From Wishful Thinking to Marginal Impact pp. 8-12

Jan Krahnen, Jörg Rocholl and Marcel Thum

Transition Finance and its Relationship to Green Finance pp. 13-16

Jacob Babylon Schumacher

Gas and Nuclear Power as Transition Technologies – What does this Mean for Investments pp. 17-22

Rainer Haselmann, Sebastian Steuer and Tobias H. Tröger

The Signal in the Noise pp. 23-27

Florian Berg, Jason Jay, Julian Kölbel and Roberto Rigobon

Uncoordinated Climate Policies: Implications for Cross-Border Lending pp. 28-30

Emanuela Benincasa, Gazi Kabaş and Steven Ongena

Asset Overhang and the Green Transition pp. 31-34

Hans Degryse, Tarik Roukny and Joris Tielens

Do School Curricula Matter to Students in the Long Run? The Case of Teaching the Theory of Evolution or Creationism in the United States pp. 35-37

Benjamin Arold

How to Incentivize Tax Compliance when Households Demand Services? What Works (Better) and General Limitations pp. 38-41

Lilith Burgstaller and Sarah Necker

Narratives in ECB Press Conferences: A Textual Analysis pp. 42-45

Justyna Klejdysz