DIW Economic Bulletin

DIW Economic Bulletin

5 / 2012

• DIW Economic Bulletin
  5 / 2012
  

  Engineers in Germany: No Shortage in Sight

  Karl Brenke
  S. 3-8
  
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  5 / 2012
  

  University Graduates Alone Meet Demand: Six Questions to Karl Brenke

  S. 9
  
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  5 / 2012
  

  German Manufacturing Withstands the Rise of Emerging Economies

  Martin Gornig, Alexander Schiersch
  S. 10-14
  
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4 / 2012

• DIW Economic Bulletin
  4 / 2012
  

  Top-Level Management in Large Companies: Persistent Male-Dominated Structures Leave Little Room for Women

  Elke Holst, Julia Schimeta
  S. 3-13
  
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  4 / 2012
  

  It Seems Only Sanctions Will Help: Six Questions to Elke Holst

  S. 14
  
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  4 / 2012
  

  Passed Over for Promotions: Women Still Severely Underrepresented on Financial Sector Boards

  Elke Holst, Julia Schimeta
  S. 15-23
  
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3 / 2012

• DIW Economic Bulletin
  3 / 2012
  

  Self-Employment in Germany: the Trend Has Been Increasing for Some Time

  Michael Fritsch, Alexander Kritikos, Alina Rusakova
  S. 17-26
  
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  3 / 2012
  

  German-Chinese Economic Relations: Opportunities and Risks

  Georg Erber
  S. 27-31
  
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  3 / 2012
  

  Greek Economy Needs Growth Strategy

  Karl Brenke
  S. 3-15
  
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  3 / 2012
  

  There Is Virtually No Export Base: Six Questions to Karl Brenke

  S. 16
  
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2 / 2012

• DIW Economic Bulletin
  2 / 2012
  

  Ten Years of the Riester Pension Scheme: No Reason to Celebrate

  Kornelia Hagen, Axel Kleinlein
  S. 3-13
  
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  2 / 2012
  

  Poor Products at the Expense of Pension Policy Holders: Six Questions to Kornelia Hagen

  S. 14
  
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  2 / 2012
  

  Add-On Premiums Increase Price Transparency: More Policy Holders Switch Health Plans

  Peter Eibich, Hendrik Schmitz, Nicolas R. Ziebarth
  S. 15-24
  
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• DIW Economic Bulletin
  2 / 2012
  

  Extent and Effects of Employees in Germany Forgoing Vacation Time

  Daniel D. Schnitzlein
  S. 25-31
  
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1 / 2012

• DIW Economic Bulletin
  1 / 2012
  

  We Need Clarity on Financing Conditions: Five Questions to Hendrik Hagedorn

  S. 14
  
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  1 / 2012
  

  German Industry - a Tower of Strength?

  Dorothea Lucke
  S. 15-23
  
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• DIW Economic Bulletin
  1 / 2012
  

  Germany's Construction Industry: Strong Growth Followed by Stagnation

  Martin Gornig, Hendrik Hagedorn
  S. 3-13
  
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