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Dr Jürgen Stehn, Head of the Public Relations Centre for many years and Press Spokesman of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW), moved to the Presidential Department of the IfW, where he will be responsible for coordinating the economic...

Economic researchers expect the euro zone to recover at moderate speed with a growth of 1.5% in 2015 and 2% in 2016. Persistent low oil prices worldwide would have a substantial positive impact on growth ofup to an additional one percentage point.

The Greek Economy is uncompetitive both on a European and on a global scale. For the time being, the Greek industry operates on markets for resource and labour intensive products where it is challenged by heavy price competition from emerging market...

The following persons will be honored as masterminds of a cosmopolitan, market oriented and caring society: Michail Gorbatschow, former Soviet politician and USSR head of state, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Jeffrey Immelt, General Electric CEO and...

German economy is regaining momentum driven by private consumption – German GDP is expected to increase by 1.8 percent (2015) and 2.0 percent (2016) – Unemployment, already at record-low numbers since reunification, to decline further – Only moderate...

As of now the Kiel Institute for the World Economy advises the European Parliament on issues related to monetary and economic policy. In particular the Kiel Institute will prepare surveys on current issues of currency and monetary policies in the...

Prof. Dennis Snower: „Awarding the Global Economy Prize on June 21st approaches and we are very much looking forward to the outstanding awardees 2015 visiting Kiel and exchanging views with them.

Germany a midfielder: The labor market improved based on the Agenda 2010 although at the price of increasing wage inequality – Germany should have considerable scope to top up social investments such as in education or training – Southern European...

We kindly invite you to the award ceremony for the 2015 Global Economy Prize. The award ceremony takes place on Sunday, June 21, at 10 a.m., at the Kiel City Hall, Fleethörn 9, 24103 Kiel.

The Kiel Institute has advised the European Parliament about the risks of the Public Sector Purchase Programme (PSPP) the ECB started in March 2015. “When future economic circumstances urge the ECB to considerably tighten its monetary policy stance...