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66: Defense Spending for Europe’s Security – How Much Is Enough?: Florian Dorn
65: Who’s Afraid of Trump in the White House? How German Firms View the US Election: Andreas Baur, Lisandra Flach, Sebastian Link and Andreas Peichl
64: Is Insufficient Supervisory Board Competence a Risk Factor for Banks?: Harald Hau, Tim-Ole Radach and Marcel Thum
63: Geoeconomics and Foreign Economic Policy – Quo Vadis EU?: Andreas Baur
62: Economic Challenges Ahead for the Next European Commission: Clemens Fuest
61: EU Development Policy and Climate Change: Andrey Samarskly and Maria Waldinger
60: How Has Trust in the EU Changed Over Time?: Albrecht Landsberger and Albert Landsberger
59: Proposals for a Reformed European Asylum and Migration Policy: Clara Albrecht, Yvonne Giesing, Panu Poutvaara and Elitsa Stefanova
58: Energy and Climate Policy: Quantifying the Benefits of a European Approach: Mathias Mier
57: Zeitenwende in German-Chinese Trade Relations? Evidence from German Firm: Andreas Baur and Lisandra Flach
56: Reconfiguration of Supply Chains: What Are the Priorities of German Firms?: Cevat Giray Aksoy, Andreas Baur, Lisandra Flach and Beata Javorcik
55: Green Skills in German Manufacturing: Oliver Falck and Akash Kaura
54: A “Green Revolution” for Sub-Saharan Africa? Challenges and Opportunities: Michael Bernardi, Christa Hainz, Paulina Maier and Maria Waldinger
53: Working from Home Around the Globe: 2023 Report: Cevat Giray Aksoy, Jose Maria Barrero, Nicholas Bloom, Steven Davis, Mathias Dolls and Pablo Zárate
52: The Role of Income Support Systems as Income Stabilizers in Times of Crisis: Mathias Dolls and Max Lay
51: The Effect of Subject-Specific Teacher Qualifications on Student Science Achievement: Vera Freundl and Pietro Sancassani
50: NATO Defense Spending in 2023: Implications One Year After Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine: Florian Dorn, Niklas Potrafke and Marcel Schlepper
49: Has the Time Come for Excess Profit Taxes?: Shafik Hebous
48: Complex Europe: Quantifying Cost of Disintegration: Gabriel Felbermayr, Jasmin Gröschl and Inga Heiland
47: The Interplay of Interest Rates and Debt-Financed Government Spending: Bev Dahlby and Ergete Ferede
46: Intentions to Stay and Employment Prospects of Refugees from Ukraine: Tetyana Panchenko and Panu Poutvaara
45: Reactions to Supply Chain Disruptions: Evidence from German Firms: Cevat Giray Aksoy, Andreas Baur, Lisandra Flach and Beata Javorcik
44: Corporate Taxes Reduce Investment: New Evidence from Germany: Sebastian Link, Manuel Menkhoff, Andreas Peichl and Paul Schüle
43: How Dependent Is Germany on Raw Material Imports? An Analysis of Inputs to Produce Key Technologies: Lisandra Flach, Isabella Goruevich, Leif Grandum, Lisa Scheckenhofer, Feodora Teti and Isabella Gourevich
42: Reforming Economic Governance in the Eurozone: Shifting Spending Instead of Expanding Debt Margins: Clemens Fuest
41: Cutting through the Value Chain: The Long-Run Effects of Decoupling the East from the West: Gabriel Felbermayr, Hendrik Mahlkow and Alexander-Nikolai Sandkamp
40: The Recovery and Resilience Facility: A Springboard for a Renaissance of Public Investments in Europe?: Francesco Corti, Daniel Gros, Tomas Ruiz, Alessandro Liscai, Tamas Kiss-Galfalvi, David Gstrein, Elena Herold and Mathias Dolls
39: What Is the Substance-Based Carve-Out under Pillar 2? And How Will It Affect Tax Competition?: Michael Devereux, Martin Simmler, John Vella and Heydon Wardell-Burrus
38: High Public Debt in an Uncertain World: Post-Covid-19 Dangers for Public Finance: Daniel Gros
37: All for One and One for Green Energy: Community Renewable Investments in Europe: Valeriya Azarova, Jed Cohen, Andrea Kollmann and Johannes Reichl
36: Who Will Pay Amount A?: Michael Devereux and Martin Simmler
35: Taxing the Residual Profit of Multinational Enterprises: A Critique of Formulaic Apportionment and a Proposal: Wolfram Richter
34: How Fast Must Vaccination Campaigns Proceed in Order to Beat Rising Covid-19 Infection Numbers?: Claudius Gros and Daniel Gros
33: Incentives for Accelerating the Production of Covid-19 Vaccines in the Presence of Adjustment Costs: Claudius Gros and Daniel Gros
32: EU27 and the UK: Product Dependencies and the Implications of Brexit: Lisandra Flach, Feodora Teti, Lena Wiest and Margherita Atzei
31: The Impact of the Covid-19 Crisis on European Businesses: Evidence from Surveys in Austria, Germany and Spain: Raquel García, Christian Gayer, Werner Hölzl, Sergio Payo, Andreas Reuter and Klaus Wohlrabe
30: European Banks and the Covid-19 Crash Test: Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran, Erica Perego and Fabien Tripier
29: If the Objective is Herd Immunity, on Whom Should it be Built?: Christian Gollier
28: Covid-19: Has the Time Come for Mainstream Macroeconomics to Rehabilitate Money Printing?: Axelle Arquié, Jérôme Héricourt and Fabien Tripier
27: Covid-19: The World Economy Needs a Lifeline – But Which One?: Dorine Boumans, Sebastian Link and Stefan Sauer
26: The Search for the Right European Financing Instruments in the Corona Pandemic: ESM Liquidity Assistance Versus Corona Bonds: Friedrich Heinemann
25: The Economic Costs of the Coronavirus Shutdown for Selected European Countries: A Scenario Calculation: Florian Dorn, Clemens Fuest, Marcell Göttert, Carla Krolage, Stefan Lautenbacher, Robert Lehmann, Sebastian Link, Sascha Möhrle, Andreas Peichl, Magnus Reif, Stefan Sauer, Marc Stöckli, Klaus Wohlrabe and Timo Wollmershäuser
24: Group Testing Against Covid-19: Christian Gollier and Olivier Gossner
23: Portugal’s GDP, a Note on the 2020 Unknowns: Antonio Afonso
22: Wage Rigidities and Old-Age Unemployment: Martin Kerndler and Michael Reiter
21: The Economic Costs of the Coronavirus Shutdown for Germany: A Scenario Calculation: Florian Dorn, Clemens Fuest, Marcell Göttert, Carla Krolage, Stefan Lautenbacher, Sebastian Link, Andreas Peichl, Magnus Reif, Stefan Sauer, Marc Stöckli, Klaus Wohlrabe and Timo Wollmershäuser
20: Trade Deficit with China – an Issue for the Euro Area?: Klaus Weyerstrass
19: SME Bank Financing, from a European Perspective: Karen van der Wiel, Andrei Dubovik and Fien van Solinge
18: The Weakness of the German Car Industry and its Sectoral and Global Impacts: João Leal, Robert Lehmann, Bertrand Marc, Timo Wollmershäuser and Przemyslaw Wozniak
17: Macroprudential Measures and Taxation in the Housing Markets: Essi Eerola
16: Government debt in times of low interest rates: the case of Europe: Clemens Fuest and Daniel Gros
15: Applying nominal expenditure rules in the euro area: Clemens Fuest and Daniel Gros
14: Incentivising structural reforms in Europe?: Mathias Dolls, Clemens Fuest, Carla Krolage, Florian Neumeier and Daniel Stöhlker
13: Trump’s trade attack on China – who laughs last?: Gabriel Felbermayr and Marina Steininger
12: Hard Brexit ahead: breaking the deadlock: Gabriel Felbermayr, Clemens Fuest, Hans Gersbach, Albrecht O. Ritschl, Marcel Thum and Martin T. Braml
11: Who is Paying for the Trade War with China?: Benedikt Zoller-Rydzek and Gabriel Felbermayr
10: European Financial Integration through Securitization: Karolin Kirschenmann, Jesper Riedler and Tobias Schuler
9: Why and How There Should be More Europe in Development Policy: Christoph Harendt, Friedrich Heinemann and Stefani Weiss
8: How to Boost Productivity in the EU: Klaus Weyerstrass
7: Why the IMF and OECD are Wrong about Inequality and Growth: Clemens Fuest, Florian Neumeier and Daniel Stöhlker
6: Long Run Consequences of a Capital Market Union in the European Union: Thomas Davoine
5: EU Budget Reforms: Where Can Europe Really Add Value?: Christoph Harendt, Friedrich Heinemann and Stefani Weiss
4: Banks as Buyers of Last Resort for Government Bonds?: Daniel Gros
3: Accountability Bonds – Reconciling Fiscal Policy Based on Market Discipline with Financial Stability: Clemens Fuest and Friedrich Heinemann
2: Why are Macroeconomic Imbalances so Important for the European Monetary Union?: Roberto Tamborini
1: How to Reduce Agricultural Subsidies From EU Funds: Friedrich Heinemann