Kiel Policy Brief No. 120: he authors show that despite its high debt-to-GDP ratio and increasing risk premia on government bonds,...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 116: Thanks to an indirect hair cut on its debt via low long-term fixed interest rates and maturity extensions...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 103: For eight years, Greece has remained in crisis mode but the rescue from economic decline is still not...

Comparing the emigration rates of countries at different stages of economic development, an inverse u-shape emerges. Although merely...

KBW 10: The report analyses whether differences in the base rates between federal states in Germany can be attributed to systematic...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 89: In their paper the Kiel Institute’s researchers Klaus Schrader, David Benček and Claus-Friedrich Laaser...

The last rescue package for Greece is expired, the last aid is not. The European partners are aware that the economic recovery could...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 68: The authors Klaus Schrader, David Benček and Claus-Friedrich Laaser answer the question whether the Greek...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 83: Against the backdrop of the Greek parliamentary elections of January 2015 the study answers the question...

The recent rise of xenophobic attacks against refugees in Germany has sparked both political and scholarly debates on the drivers,...

The authors Klaus Schrader, David Bencek and Claus-Friedrich Laaser answer the question whether the Greek economy is really doing well...

The new German federal government has stipulated a price cap as a response to the seeming “rent explosion” in German residential...

In recent years, a number of Western industrialized nations have experienced a notable polarization of political ideologies, and...

The recent rise of xenophobic attacks against refugees in Germany has sparked both political and scholarly debates on the drivers,...

Cyprus appeared to be a South European success story until the beginning of the economic and financial crisis in the year 2008. But in...