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Low-income earners at highest risk of loneliness

Auf dem Bild sind eine Frau und Mann (ohe Köpfe und Gesichter, mit dem jeweiligen Gender zugeschriebener Kleidung) zu erkennen, die nebeneinander laufen. Das Bild wird zur Illustration von Forschungsprojekten und Dossiers zum Thema Gender verwendet.

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Despite rising shares of women on executive and supervisory boards, gender parity remains a far-off goal

Auf dem Bild sind verschiedene EURO-Scheine und EURO-Münzen abgebildet.

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Refugees send remittances abroad less often than other migrants

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Infographics of the DIW Weekly 51-52-2024: The infographic is titled "DIW Weekly Report 50+51+52 2024." It presents a bar chart showing the year-on-year GDP growth in Germany from 2019 to 2026. The chart includes the following components: consumption, investments, exports, and imports. Each component is represented by a different color. Title: DIW Weekly Report 50+51+52 2024 Source: DIW Berlin Economic Outlook Winter 2024 X-Axis: Years from 2019 to 2026 Y-Axis: Year-on-year GDP growth in percent, ranging from -8% to 8% Data Points: 2019: -0.3% 2020: 1.4% 2021: 3.7% 2022: -4.1% 2023: 1.0% 2024: -0.2% (forecast) 2025: 0.2% (forecast) 2026: 1.2% (forecast) The chart indicates that the German economy is not expected to pick up speed in the near term, with private consumption and exports not contributing significantly to growth until 2026. The individual components' contributions to overall GDP growth are shown in percentage points.

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Low-income earners at highest risk of loneliness

Despite rising shares of women on executive and supervisory boards, gender parity remains a far-off goal

Refugees send remittances abroad less often than other migrants

About us

News

Any Questions concerning our PhD Program?

Joint Economic Forecast Autumn 2024: German Economy in Transition - Weak Momentum, Low Potential Growth

Joint Economic Forecast Spring 2024: Headwinds from Germany and abroad: institutes revise forecast significantly downwards

Sanctions against Russia in 2014 had an effect, but their potential was far from being fully exploited

Former DIW Berlin President Gert G. Wagner has Passed Away

ECB failed to clearly communicate the need to cut interest rates this year

Any Questions concerning our PhD Program?

Joint Economic Forecast Autumn 2024: German Economy in Transition - Weak Momentum, Low Potential Growth

Joint Economic Forecast Spring 2024: Headwinds from Germany and abroad: institutes revise forecast significantly downwards

Sanctions against Russia in 2014 had an effect, but their potential was far from being fully exploited

Former DIW Berlin President Gert G. Wagner has Passed Away

ECB failed to clearly communicate the need to cut interest rates this year

Any Questions concerning our PhD Program?

Joint Economic Forecast Autumn 2024: German Economy in Transition - Weak Momentum, Low Potential Growth

Joint Economic Forecast Spring 2024: Headwinds from Germany and abroad: institutes revise forecast significantly downwards

Sanctions against Russia in 2014 had an effect, but their potential was far from being fully exploited

Former DIW Berlin President Gert G. Wagner has Passed Away

ECB failed to clearly communicate the need to cut interest rates this year

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