Kiel Policy Brief No. 78: Official tax projections often exhibit increasing tax ratios in the medium term. However, such tendencies cannot be observed in actual tax revenues.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 16: The authors Sebastian Braun, Nadja Dwenger and Thomas Oechsle show that there is a clearly negative statistical relationship between the average school-leaving grade in a federal state and the chances of success for...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 161: The author shows that during the Corona crisis, goods handled per quarter in the Port of Hamburg fell by almost 16 percent.

KBW 20: The analysis shows that differences between the Northern German states of Bremen, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein on the one hand and the Southern German states of Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria on...

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 38: The author reveals that despite a shrinking economy in the Corona year 2020, Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein were spared a major labor market crisis.

KBW 31: The study, which was carried out as part of the “Nordwärts project”, explains the disparity in economic power observed in northern Germany with structural causes.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 149: The authors conclude from their analysis that the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement is in the interest of all German states.

KBW 28: Against the backdrop of intensive export relations between Schleswig-Holstein and Denmark, this study examines the significance of this border trade for Schleswig-Holstein and the significance of this trade in comparison to the border trade...

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.