Publications Scientific papers, economic policy articles, expert reports, blog posts, and more 3 Results enter search term Search Reset filter Suchfilter Topics European Union & Euro (3) International Trade (3) USA (2) Globalization (1) Publicationtype Policy Article (3) Authors Gabriel Felbermayr (3) Martin Braml (3) Albrecht Ritschl (1) Clemens Fuest (1) Hans Gersbach (1) Marcel Thum (1) Date Last Month Last Year Select Period start date to end date Sort by Relevance Date Aktive Filter Authors: Martin Braml Remove all filters Policy Article Hard Brexit ahead: Breaking the deadlock and restarting customs cooperation in Europe VoxEU 02/2019 Gabriel Felbermayr , Clemens Fuest , Hans Gersbach ... The authors of this post argue that while the deadlock in the Brexit negotiations can be broken by tweaking the time limits of the... Policy Article On the EU-US Current Account EconPol Policy Report 05/2018 Gabriel Felbermayr , Martin Braml The first part of this short report uses the newest available data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), an agency of the US... Policy Article Trump Economics Lesson The International Economy 07/2018 Gabriel Felbermayr , Martin Braml He misunderstands the U.S. current account. Selected Publication Series Kiel Working Papers Kiel Policy Briefs Kiel Institute Economic Outlook Economics E-Journal Review of World Economics Kiel Focus
Policy Article Hard Brexit ahead: Breaking the deadlock and restarting customs cooperation in Europe VoxEU 02/2019 Gabriel Felbermayr , Clemens Fuest , Hans Gersbach ... The authors of this post argue that while the deadlock in the Brexit negotiations can be broken by tweaking the time limits of the...
Policy Article On the EU-US Current Account EconPol Policy Report 05/2018 Gabriel Felbermayr , Martin Braml The first part of this short report uses the newest available data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), an agency of the US...
Policy Article Trump Economics Lesson The International Economy 07/2018 Gabriel Felbermayr , Martin Braml He misunderstands the U.S. current account.
