Kiel Policy Brief No. 140: The authors show that in the German federal states tourism has a different weight and accordingly the economic impact of the travel restrictions under the Corona measures varies.

KBW 21: Schleswig-Holstein, like all federal states, benefited from the upswing of recent years. In comparison with the development in Germany as a whole and in the other federal states, Schleswig-Holstein's economic successes are put into...

KBW 18: The authors observe that the share of the maritime economy in global gross value added is forecasted to remain roughly constant in 2030, although there will be sectoral shifts.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 40: Maize cultivation has been increasing considerably over the last years in Germany. This trend is mainly caused by the support of biogas production by the German Renewable Energy Source Act (EEG).

Kiel Policy Brief No. 44: The increasing black market motivated the discussion of a new regulation of the gambling market in Germany.

The authors explain that the economy in Schleswig-Holstein cannot evade the influences of globalisation.

Against the background of the increasing globalization of economic relations, the study presented here examines the potential and opportunities for buil

After years of rather subdued economic development, Schleswig-Holstein is seeing an upswing on the current edge.

Despite the intense international competition, the Schleswig-Holstein economy has recovered in terms of growth and employment. This recovery is due to t

Both Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein must face up to global competition, so that they could improve their starting position if they bundled their energie