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EU Brings High Income Gains to its Members by Reducing Trade Costs

In Germany, real GDP is more than 170 billion euros higher each year, for all member states together it is around 940 billion euros. The single market brings the greatest welfare gains.

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Stefan Kooths - Institut für Weltwirtschaft (IfW) / Kiel Institute for the World Economy

At this year's Hayek-Days in Vienna, Prof. Dr. Stefan Kooths was elected as the new Chairman of the Friedrich August von...

The German economy is cooling significantly and the global political uncertainty is affecting the German economy. In their...

The new EU Parliament tends to be slightly more protectionist towards free trade agreements than before. Despite a stronger...

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A stop to climate change and a move away from fossil fuels will lead to profound changes in society and the lifestyles of...

Millions of refugees would like to come to Europe, especially Germany. How can these people be integrated? What are the...

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Holger Görg , Léa Marchal

Deutschland hat seit Jahren einen Leistungsbilanzüberschuss, der international kritisiert wird. Die Bedeutung der deutschen...

Stefan Hoffmann , Jan Krause , Wassili Lasarov ...

While reports state that consumers are increasingly willing to consume more sustainably, no study has considered how the activation of...

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The Japanese Corporate Board Network

Kiel Working Papers

05/2019

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Matthias Raddant , Hiroshi Takahashi

We analyze the dynamics of the Japanese board network from 2004 until 2013. We find that the network exhibits some clustering with...

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This paper investigates the persistence of self-employment in the districts of Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave, between 1925 and 2010....

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The (In)Elasticity of Moral Ignorance (Nora Szech)

28 Jun 2019

We investigate the elasticity of preferences for moral ignorance with respect to monetary incentives and social norm information. We propose a model where uncertainty diﬀerentially decreases the moral costs of unethical behavior, and benchmark...

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