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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...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 127: German greenhouse gas emission reductions outside the European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) are insufficient, although a variety of instruments are used and considerable funds are spent.

The return on German foreign assets is significantly lower than that of other countries that invest internationally. Since 1975, average annual returns have been about 5 percentage points below those of the USA and almost 3 percentage points below...

Reports from the CASS-IfW Workshop "Global challenges and global solutions"

According to a study by Gabriel Felbermayr, concerns about wide acquisition of German companies are exaggerated.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 122: In their paper, the authors warn of a new trend towards autarky under the catchword of "technology sovereignty", which jeopardizes the benefits of globalization.

Rolf Langhammer is skeptical that 2019 will be a better year for global trade.

German foreign investment, especially direct investment, is better than its reputation. Criticism of Germany’s net capital exports in the debate over the country’s current account is based on too narrow a view. Revenue from foreign assets is not the...

Rolf Langhammer and Dennis Snower say, in case of a Brexit there have to be exceptions around the Irish border.