Please note that the Workshop has been postponed to May 2021. The exact date will shortly be announced in an updated Call for Papers. The 2nd annual Workshop for Women in Macroeconomics, Finance and Economic History is being organized by the DIW Berlin. The aim is to bring together female academic researchers and practitioners to promote and exchange ideas in the field of Macroeconomics,
Financial systems have developed rapidly in many developing countries. These changes increase the need for research into their effects. To this end DIW Berlin will host a workshop in the field of “Finance and Development” to be held in Berlin on April 23 in the afternoon and full day April 24, 2020. Attendance by invitation!
Vierteljahrsheft zur Wirtschaftsforschung: Debt – Blessing or Curse? Since the 1980s, especially in the new millenium, the issue of debt is increasingly the focus of political debates, as an analysis of parliamentary speeches since 1949 shows. More than ten years after the outbreak of the great financial crisis and almost ten years since the beginning of the European sovereignty debt crisis, there
Neues Vierteljahrsheft zur Wirtschaftsforschung: Debt – Blessing or Curse? Das Thema Schulden hat seit den 1980er Jahren und insbesondere in den vergangenen 20 Jahren zunehmend Raum in den politischen Debatten eingenommen, wie eine Analyse von Parlamentsreden seit 1949 zeigt. Über zehn Jahre nach Ausbruch der Großen Finanzkrise und bald zehn Jahre seit Beginn der Europäischen
13 europäische ÖkonomInnen befürworten Corona-Kreditlinien vom Europäischen Stabilitätsmechanismus ESM. DIW Präsident und Co-Autor des Vorschlags Marcel Fratzscher kommentiert:
A proposal for a Covid Credit Line It is in the interest of every EU member state that countries in the Union hit by the coronavirus are able to take the necessary measures to control the pandemic and deal with the economic consequences without being constrained, and to do so very quickly. This column proposes a Covid credit line in the European Stability Mechanism, with allocation across member
Abstract: How exactly do individuals approach financial decisions? Do they apply sophisticated formulas, back of the envelope math, do they guess or something else? We show that literally asking individuals to explain their approaches generates new insights about those questions that are reliable and have predictive power out of sample. We find, for example, that when assessing the
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