• Go to main content.
  • Go to search.
  • For Media
EN / DE
IFW-Logo IFW-Logo
  • Topics
    • War against Ukraine
      • Overview page
      • Ukraine Support Tracker
    • International Trade
      • Overview page
      • Kiel Trade Indicator
    • The Corona Crisis
    • Economic Outlook
      • Overview page
      • Outlook Redirect
    • Climate and Energy
    • Refugees in Europe
    • Tension within the European Union
    • Economic Policy in Germany
    • All Topics
  • Experts
  • Publications
  • Institute
    • About the Kiel Institute
      • Overview page
      • Organization
      • History
      • Club of Economic Science
      • Partners & Networks
      • Support us
    • Research Centers
      • Overview page
      • Business Cycles and Growth
      • Global Commons and Climate Policy
      • Global Cooperation and Social Cohesion
      • Innovation and International Competition
      • International Development
      • International Finance and Macroeconomics
      • International Trade and Investment
      • Trade Policy
    • Initiatives
      • Overview page
      • Kiel Centre for Globalization
      • Kiel Institute Africa Initiative
      • Kiel Institute China Initiative
    • Career & Education
      • Overview page
      • Job Vacancies
      • Education
      • Advanced Studies Program
      • Equal Opportunity
    • Events
      • Overview page
      • International Business Cycle Forum
      • Forum on Globalization and Industrialization
      • Global Solutions Summit
      • Conferences
      • Prizes and Awards
      • Seminars & Workshops
      • Kiel Institute Summer School
  • For Media
EN / DE
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Xing
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
  1. Home
  2. Publications

Policy Article

The monetary order (original publication in German)

In: Rüther, G. (Hrsg.), Ökologische und soziale Marktwirtschaft. Bonn, 1997: 140–159

Author

Klaus Schrader Kiel Institute
Klaus Schrader

Info

Publication Date
06/1997

Key Words

  • social market economy

Related Topics

  • Monetary Policy
  • share
  • tweet
  • Share
  • Share
  • Share
  • Mail

More Publications

  1. Policy Article

    Inflation expectations: quo vadis?

    Monetary Dialogue Papers
    01/2022
    Joscha Beckmann, Klaus-Jürgen Gern, Nils Jannsen ...

    Against the backdrop of the recent surge in inflation, we discuss available measures of inflation expectations and implications for monetary...

  2. Policy Article

    Kiel Subsidy Report: Germany’s federal financial assistance in times of corona crisis

    Kieler Beiträge zur Wirtschaftspolitik
    12/2021
    Download
    Claus-Friedrich Laaser, Klaus Schrader, Astrid Rosenschon

    KBW 37: The present Kiel subsidy report focuses on the analysis of federal financial assistance in 2021 and the extent to which expenditures...

  3. Working Paper

    Endogenous Growth, Skill Obsolescence and Optimal Monetary Policy

    11/2021
    Download
    Wolfgang Lechthaler, Mewael F. Tesfaselassie

    We analyze Ramsey optimal monetary policy in a New-Keynesian model with search and matching frictions featuring (i) training costs due to...

  4. Expert report

    Instruments of a strategic foreign economic policy

    Study by IfW Kiel, Bruegel and DIW Berlin
    11/2021
    Download
    Katrin Kamin, Kerstin Bernoth, Jacqueline Dombrowski ...

    The separation of security and economic objectives in foreign policy, which was often sought in international political issues in the past,...

Loading content ...

System Message

Error loading content

Research

  1. Business meeting

    Business Cycles and Growth

  2. Athens

    Special Topics

To Top

Connect

  • Experts
  • Job Vacancies
  • Media

Our Topics

Subject dossiers compile selected publications and articles by our experts on current economic policy topics as well as related projects and events.

Overview Subject Dossiers

Overview

  • About the Kiel Institute
  • Research Centers
  • Publications
  • Education
  • Events
Kiel Institute for
the World Economy
Kiellinie 66 | 24105 Kiel
Give us a call T +49 431 8814-1 Send us an e-mail E E-Mail Address protected. Please enable Javascript.

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Xing
  • LinkedIn
  • YouTube
Logo of the Leibniz Association
  • Legal Notice
  • Privacy
  • eAccessibility