Darmstadt Discussion Papers in Economics

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246: Retained earnings, foreign portfolio ownership, and the German current account: A firm-level approach

Stefan Goldbach, Philipp Harms, Axel Jochem, Volker Nitsch and Alfons Weichenrieder

245: The effects of sanctions on Russian banks in TARGET2 transactions data

Constantin Drott, Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

244: Smart or smash? The effect of financial sanctions on trade in goods and services

Tibor Besedeés, Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

243: Covid-19 and international trade: Evidence from New Zealand

Volker Nitsch

242: Covid-19 and capital flows: The responses of investors to the responses of governments

Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

241: Under attack: Terrorism and international trade in France, 2014-16

Volker Nitsch and Isabelle Rabaud

240: Investitionen in die Verkehrsinfrastruktur als Mittel zur Förderung strukturschwacher Regionen

Paul Rieger

239: Cheap talk? Financial sanctions and non-financial firms

Tibor Besedes, Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

238: Currency compositions of international reserves and the euro crisis

Falk Hendrik Laser and Jan Weidner

237: Improving oil price forecasts by sparse VAR methods

Jens Krüger and Sebastian Ruths Sion

236: Ease vs. noise: Long-run changes in the value of transport (dis)amenities

Gabriel Ahlfeldt, Volker Nitsch and Nicolai Wendland

235: The population question in a neoclassical growth model: A brief theory of production per capita

Tim Lüger

234: Passport, please! Travels, travails and trade

Volker Nitsch

233: On "rusting" money: Silvio Gesell's Schwundgeld reconsidered

Günther Rehme

232: The principle of population vs. the Malthusian trap: A classical retrospective and resuscitation

Tim Lüger

231: A VAR evaluation of classical growth theory

Tim Lüger

230: Trips and trade

Volker Nitsch

229: Direct targeting of efficient DMUs for benchmarking

Jens Krüger

228: Determinants of ICT infrastructure: A cross-country statistical analysis

Jens Krüger and Mathias Rhiel

227: Trillion dollar estimate: Illicit financial flows from developing countries

Volker Nitsch

226: Estimating the materials balance condition: A stochastic frontier approach

Benjamin Hampf

225: Measuring economic and institutional integration

Volker Nitsch and Helge Berger

224: Macroeconomic development and the life cycle of the German automobile industry, 1886-1939

Jens Krüger and Kristina von Rhein

223: Survival analysis in product life cycle investigations: An assessment of robustness for the German automobile industry

Jens Krüger

222: Radar scanning the world production frontier

Jens Krüger

221: On the design of public institutions: Evidence from financial supervision

Volker Nitsch

220: Optimal profits under environmental regulation: The benefits from emission intensity averaging

Benjamin Hampf and Kenneth Løvold Rødseth

219: Carbon dioxide emission standards for US power plants: An efficiency analysis perspective

Benjamin Hampf and Kenneth Løvold Rødseth

218: Extra credit: Bank finance and firm export status in Germany

Stefan Goldbach and Volker Nitsch

217: On the persistence of trade imbalances: Evidence from Europe

Helge Berger and Volker Nitsch

216: Optimal directions for directional distance functions: An exploration of potential reductions of greenhouse gases

Benjamin Hampf and Jens Krüger

215: Growth over the very long-run: Implications of a specific factors model of economic development with endogenous technological change

Volker Caspari, Sabine Eschenhof and Klaus Pertz

214: Bilateral imbalances in Europe

Helge Berger and Volker Nitsch

213: Are the dimensions of private information more multiple than expected? Information asymmetries in the market of supplementary private health insurance in England

Martin Karlsson, Florian Klohn and Ben Rickayzen

212: Passive investment strategies and financial bubbles

Thomas Fischer

211: What doesn't kill you makes you stronger? The impact of the 1918 Spanish flu epidemic on economic performance in Sweden

Martin Karlsson, Therese Nilsson and Stefan Pichler

210: Innovation and education: Is there a "nerd effect"?

Stefan Goldbach

209: "Love of Wealth" and economic growth

Günther Rehme

208: To use the words of Keynes...": Olivier J. Blanchard on Keynes and the "Liquidity Trap

Ingo Barens

207: Some notes on how to catch a red herring: Ageing, time-to-death & care costs for older people in Sweden

Martin Karlsson and Florian Klohn

206: Trade mispricing and illicit flows

Volker Nitsch

205: News reaction in financial markets within a behavioral finance model with heterogeneous agents

Thomas Fischer

204: Separating environmental efficiency into production and abatement efficiency: A nonparametric model with application to U.S. power plants

Benjamin Hampf

203: Only in the heat of the moment? A study of the relationship between weather and mortality in Germany

Martin Karlsson and Maike Schmitt

202: The optimal size of German cities: An efficiency analysis perspective

Stephan Hitzschke

201: "Animal spirits" in John Maynard Keynes's general theory of employment, interest and money: Some short and sceptical remarks

Ingo Barens

200: A Monte Carlo study of old and new frontier methods for efficiency measurement

Jens Krüger

199: Numerical explorations of the Ngai-Pissarides model of growth and structural change

Andreas Dietrich and Jens Krüger

198: Technical efficiency of automobiles: A nonparametric approach incorporating carbon dioxide emissions

Benjamin Hampf and Jens Krüger

197: Comparing monetary policy rules in a small open economy framework: An empirical analysis using Bayesian techniques

Sabine Eschenhof