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  • Research Project

    Dialogue on the economics of climate change: concomitant activities for the BMBF funding program "economics of climate change"

    DIW Berlin's Climate Policy department has played an active role in coordinating the dialogue process between academic partners under the "Economics of Climate Change" program of the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) and stakeholders from the business, civil society and governance communities. This dialogue process included a transfer of knowledge and scientific results...

    Completed Project| Climate Policy
  • DIW Economic Bulletin 29/30 / 2016

    Transforming Berlin from a Startup Hub into an Economically Thriving Metropolis: Editorial

    2016| Marcel Fratzscher, Martin Gornig, Ronny Freier, Alexander S. Kritikos
  • DIW Economic Bulletin 29/30 / 2016

    Berlin Needs to Tap into Its Research Potential to Improve Economic Performance: Nine Questions to Martin Gornig

    2016
  • DIW Economic Bulletin 29/30 / 2016

    Berlin: a Hub for Startups but Not (Yet) for Fast-Growing Companies

    Over the last 20 years, Berlin has developed into Germany’sself-employment capital and into a startup hub. A large number ofinnovative companies have been launched.The city has become aninternationally renowned magnet for creative startups. Mainly usingofficial statistical data, the present report shows that the startuptrendin Berlin is above average compared to other major cities inGermany while it ...

    2016| Alexander S. Kritikos
  • DIW Economic Bulletin 29/30 / 2016

    Public Investment in the Berlin State Budget: Education and Transport Are Falling Short

    In Berlin, as elsewhere, public investment is critical to an individual’s life satisfaction and a prerequisite for positive economic development. There are many fields of activity for public investment. For instance, the tasks for Berlin include a sustainable transport concept that maintains and develops the local passenger transport network, a sustainable cycle concept, new schools need to be built ...

    2016| Felix Arnold, Johannes Brinkmann, Maximilian Brill, Ronny Freier
  • Zeitungs- und Blogbeiträge

    The Greek Crisis: Catharsis Is Still to Come

    In: E Naytemporike (21.07.2016), [Online-Artikel] | Alexander S. Kritikos
  • DIW Discussion Papers 1598 / 2016

    The End of Cheap Labour: Are Foreign Investors Leaving China?

    China’s government is promoting the shift towards a consumption-based economy since a few years. The explicit goal to significantly raise the percentage of wages in the national household income is integral part of the 12th Five-Year Plan (2011-15). The changes in the economic strategy are likely to affect the attractiveness of the country to foreign investors. In this paper, we raise the hypothesis ...

    2016| Julian Donaubauer, Christian Dreger
  • DIW Discussion Papers 1596 / 2016

    Unconventional Monetary Policy, Fiscal Side Effects and Euro Area (Im)balances

    We study the macroeconomic effects of unconventional monetary policy in the euro area using structural vector autoregressions, identified with an external instrument. The instrument is the common unexpected variation in euro area sovereign spreads for different maturities on policy announcement days. We first show that expansionary monetary surprises are effective at lowering public and private interest ...

    2016| Michael Hachula, Michele Piffer, Malte Rieth
  • Refereed essays Web of Science

    Quantifying a Century of State Intervention in Rental Housing in Germany

    The paper aims at measuring the general state intervention in rental housing market in Germany from 1913 through 2015. Four policy classes are considered: Incentives for social housing, tenant protection, housing rationing, and rent controls. Based on a legislation analysis, for each class an index measuring the degree of regulation is constructed. The indices reflect dramatic increases in regulations ...

    In: Urban Research and Practice 10 (2017), 3, S. 267-328 | Konstantin A. Kholodilin
  • Refereed essays Web of Science

    Lifting the US Crude Oil Export Ban: A Numerical Partial Equilibrium Analysis

    The upheaval in global crude oil markets and the boom in shale oil production in North America brought scrutiny on the US export ban for crude oil from 1975. The ban was eventually lifted in early 2016. This paper examines the shifts of global trade flows and strategic refinery investments in a spatial, game-theoretic partial equilibrium model. We consider detailed oil supply chain infrastructure with ...

    In: Energy Policy 97 (2016), S. 258-266 | Lissy Langer, Daniel Huppmann, Franziska Holz
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