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2017, issue 07

Youth Unemployment in the EU pp. 03-10

Virginia Hernanz and Juan F Jimeno

Youth Unemployment in Europe from a Regional Perspective pp. 11-18

Joachim Möller

Young People in Crisis Times: Comparative Evidence and Policies pp. 19-25

Enrico Marelli and Signorelli Marcello

Getting It Right: Youth Employment Policy within the EU pp. 26-33

Francesco Pastore

The European Youth Guarantee: A Preliminary Assessment and Broader Conceptual Implications pp. 34-38

Werner Eichhorst and Ulf Rinne

Declining Youth Unemployment in Europe: The Effect of the Business Cycle or the European Youth Guarantee? pp. 39-46

Mikkel Barslund and Daniel Gros

Youth Education and Employment – Recent Danish Reform Experiences pp. 47-51

Torben M. Andersen

Free Trade from Lisbon to Vladivostok: Who Gains, Who Loses from a Eurasian Trade Agreement? pp. 52-62

Gabriel Felbermayr and Jasmin Katrin Gröschl

The Seniority Conundrum – Further Evidence pp. 63-65

Sven Steinkamp and Frank Westermann

Credit Crunch Indicator: Perceptions of the Willingness of Banks to Lend and Firms’ Experience in the Credit Market pp. 66-69

Christa Hainz and Nikolay Hristov

Liquid Gas on the Rise pp. 70-72

Jana Lippelt

2017, issue 04

Introduction: How Would a TTIP Affect Central and Eastern Europe? pp. 03-04

Elżbieta Czarny and Gabriel Felbermayr

Will Polish Goods Be Crowded Out by American Ones? pp. 07-09

Elżbieta Czarny and Paweł Folfas

Poland and TTIP Trade Effects: Modest Gains pp. 10-11

Jan Hagemejer

TTIP in the Visegrad Countries pp. 12-13

Gabriel Felbermayr

Trade in Value Added of Countries Involved in TTIP: EU-US Comparison pp. 14-16

Aleksandra Parteka and Joanna Wolszczak-Derlacz

ISDS and TTIP – Polish Prospects pp. 17-18

Jerzy Menkes

Geographical Indications in TTIP Negotiations pp. 19-20

Dominika Bochańczyk-Kupka and Andżelika Kuźnar

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and Crude Oil and Distillate Trade between the US and EU: Implications for Poland pp. 21-23

Andrzej P. Sikora, Stanisław Cios, Marcin Krupa, Adam Szurlej and Rafał Jarosz

The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership and the International Security System pp. 24-25

Elżbieta Czarny and Jerzy Menkes

Productivity, Technology Diffusion and Digitization pp. 26-32

Matthias Diermeier and Henry Goecke

Innovations to the ifo World Economic Survey pp. 33-36

Johanna Garnitz and Timo Wollmershäuser

Beauty in Politics pp. 37-43

Panu Poutvaara

World Economic Outlook for 2017 and 2018 pp. 44

Chang Woon Nam

2017, issue 01

Post-Communist Transition and Monetary Disintegration pp. 03-11

Marek Dabrowski

Lessons from the Collapse of the Ruble Zone pp. 12-18

Anders Ã…slund

Lessons from the Collapse of the Ruble Zone and the Transferable Ruble System pp. 19-26

Brigitte Granville

Lessons from Trade and Payments between Centrally-Managed Economies pp. 27-33

Pekka Sutela

To Be or Not to Be in the Ruble Zone: Lessons from the Baltic States pp. 34-42

Natalia Levenko and Karsten Staehr

Currency Union and Disunion in Europe and the Former Soviet Union pp. 43-47

Richard Pomfret

Lessons from the Collapse of the Transferable Ruble System and the Joint Currency of Former CMEA Countries for the Eurozone pp. 48-53

Patrick Conway

Systemic Aspects of Pension Funds and the Role of Supervision pp. 54-67

Roel Beetsma, Siert Vos and Christiaan Wanningen

Brexit – Theory and Empirics pp. 68-75

Till Nikolka and Panu Poutvaara

Climate Notes on the Development and Future of the World’s Forests pp. 76-78

Jana Lippelt

2016, issue 12

Welcome Address pp. 03-04

Christian Vorländer

Welcome Address pp. 05-07

Michael Schaefer

Introduction pp. 08-13

Clemens Fuest

Seizing the Opportunity pp. 16-26

Gabriel Felbermayr

Melting the Pot? pp. 27-32

Armin Nassehi

2016, issue 08

Introduction: Germany and Turkey in Europe: Strategic Outlook pp. 03-04

Erdal Yalcin

From a ‘Rising Star’ to Fragile Market Trapped in Middle-Income: An Overview of the Turkish Economy pp. 05-11

Işık Özel

Economic Challenges and Opportunities for Turkey and Germany – A German Perspective pp. 12-14

Helge Tolksdorf

EU-Turkish Customs Union: A Reasonable Roadmap pp. 15-20

Erdal Yalcin

Challenges of the German-Led Refugee Deal between Turkey and the EU pp. 21-24

Nilgün Arisan Eralp

Europe’s Crises, Germany’s Leadership and Turkey’s EU Accession Process pp. 25-29

Ebru Turhan

Brexit: Why, What Next and How? pp. 30-36

Iain Begg

Brexit: The Economic Impact – A Survey pp. 37-44

Berthold Busch and Jürgen Matthes

Historical Ifo Business Cycle Data pp. 45

Vera Sommer and Klaus Wohlrabe

World Economic Growth Outlook for 2016 and 2017 pp. 46-47

Chang Woon Nam

2016, issue 06

From Leftist to Liberal: Hans-Werner Sinn and German Economic Policy pp. 3-4

Ludger Wößmann

A Request to Hans-Werner Sinn, Economist, Commentator and European pp. 5-6

Wolfgang Schäuble

Not against the Laws of Economics – Hans-Werner Sinn as a Public Intellectual pp. 7-11

Jens Weidmann

Hans-Werner Sinn and Germany’s Natural Unemployment Level pp. 12-13

Edmund Phelps

Pension Reform: Hans-Werner’s Research and Policy Impact pp. 13-15

James Poterba

On the Young Sinn, the Political Economist, the Entrepreneur and the Friend pp. 16-17

Assaf Razin

Hans-Werner Sinn, Cassandra and the Aristotle’s Lesbian Rule pp. 18-19

Harold James

Riester Pensions pp. 20-21

Peter Diamond

Hans-Werner Sinn: A Tribute to His Contributions to Research in Economics and Public Policy pp. 22-23

David E. Wildain

Hans-Werner Sinn: ‘False Prophet’ or Spiritus Rector of the Agenda 2010? pp. 24-25

Wolfgang Wiegard

A World Champion, a Provocateur and the Impac t of Economic Policy pp. 26-27

Gabriel Felbermayr

Hans-Werner Sinn’s Thesis of the Pathological Export Boom pp. 28-29

Wilhelm Kohler

Potential Counter Productivity of Second-Best Climate Policies pp. 30-31

Frederick (Rick) van der Ploeg

Hans-Werner Sinn, Climate Change and the Green Paradox pp. 32-33

Nicholas Stern

Casino Capitalism and Risk as a Production Factor – One Evening at a Restaurant in Paris pp. 34-35

Clemens Fuest

Economic Policy in the Financial Crisis pp. 36-37

Kai Konrad

Hans-Werner Sinn on the Global Financial Crisis pp. 38-39

Martin Wolf

Pleasant Dreams or Nightmares in Public Debt Scenarios? pp. 40-43

Vito Tanzi

The Danger of Consensus pp. 44-45

Gilles Saint-Paul

Hans-Werner Sinn’s Origin Principle for Migration and the Welfare State pp. 46-47

Giuseppe Bertola

A Case of Institutional Entrepreneurship pp. 48

Robert Solow

Leadership by Example pp. 49-50

Agnar Sandmo

Institutional Change and the ‘Irresistible Force’ pp. 51-52

Robert Haveman

2016, issue 04

Introduction: an economic reform agenda for Croatia pp. 03-07

Oliver Falck and Siegfried Schönherr

Exchange Rate Policy in Croatia pp. 08-11

Timo Wollmershäuser

Managing Household Debt in Croatia pp. 12-16

Teresa Buchen, Marcus Drometer, Katrin Oesingmann and Timo Wollmershäuser

Stimulating Foreign Direct Investment and International Trade to Generate Employment pp. 17-21

Thomas Steinwachs and Erdal Yalcin

Wage Determination and Employment Adjustment in Croatia pp. 22-26

Michael Weber

Activating the Unemployment (Unemployed): Lessons for Croatia pp. 27-30

Martin Werding

International Experiences on Labor Market Reforms pp. 31-34

Rigmar Osterkamp

Old-age Provision: Policy Options for Croatia pp. 35-38

Martin Werding and Marko Primorac

Human Capital in Croatia pp. 39-42

Nadine Fabritz and Oliver Falck

Fiscal Consolidation pp. 43-47

Marina Riem

Public Debt Policies pp. 48-51

Markus Reischmann

Doing Business in Croatia pp. 52-55

Nadine Fabritz, Oliver Falck and Julio C. Saavedra

Infrastructure and Energy Supply in Croatia pp. 56-59

Johannes Steinbrecher

Innovation Policy for Croatia pp. 60-62

Nadine Fabritz and Oliver Falck

Debts, Deficits and Multiple Equilibria: A New Role for ECB Monetary Policy? pp. 63-71

Mats Persson

National Debt Policies in Europe after the Crisis pp. 72-76

Stefan Josten, Florian Bartholomae and Alina Schoenberg

China’s Market Economy Status and European Anti-Dumping Regulation pp. 77-85

Alexander-Nikolai Sandkamp and Erdal Yalcin

Measuring the Natural Rate of Interest in the Eurozone: A DSGE Perspective pp. 86-91

Atanas Hristov

Climate Notes: Is Sand Running Between Our Fingers? pp. 92-94

Jutta Albrecht-Saavedra and Jana Lippelt

2016, issue 01

Why Have the Baltic Tigers Been So Successful? pp. 03-08

Anders Ã…slund

Exchange Rate Policies in the Baltic States: From Extreme Inflation to Euro Membership pp. 09-18

Karsten Staehr

Baltics’ External Balance: Still a Constraint? pp. 19-30

Alessandro Turrini and Stefan Zeugner

Capital in Latvia: Notes on a Hungry Tiger pp. 31-36

Karlis Bukovskis

Estonian Economic Policy during Global Financial Crises pp. 37-44

Peter Friedrich and Janno Reiljan

Fostering Innovation in Estonia: The View from the Governance Framework of the National Innovation System pp. 45-52

Kadri Ukrainski

The Trans-Pacific Partnership Deal (TPP): What Are the Economic Consequences for In- and Outsiders? pp. 53-64

Rahel Aichele and Gabriel Felbermayr

The Trade and Jobs Nexus in Europe: How Important Are Mode 5 Services Exports? pp. 65-67

Lucian Cernat and Nuno Sousa

Changes in Industrial Action: A Comparison between Germany and Other OECD Countries pp. 68-78

Hagen Lesch

Share Buybacks and Employee Stock Options pp. 79-81

Bolko Hohaus

Household Debt in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) pp. 82-84

Marcus Drometer and Katrin Oesingmann