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Policy Article Estimating potential output and the output gap – An analysis of the EU approach and suggestions for improvement (in German) 15.02.2019 KBW 19: Measures of potential output and the output gap are of great importance for policy-makers who need to assess the cyclical position of the economy and its productive capacity.
Economic Outlook German economy at full steam 14.12.2017 KKB 38: The German economy is running at full steam. Economic activity has further accelerated in the current year and leading indicators suggest that the rapid pace of expansion will continue in the coming year.