KBW 2: After the reunification, in Germany economic growth was weak from a historical as well as international perspective. In particular, the years between 19

KBW 5: The report addresses potential effects on the German economy by the extremely expansionary monetary policy of the Eurosystem with large liquidity flows into Germany. The authors discuss various monetary transmission channels from a theoretical...

KBW 7: The European Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure aims to identify macroeconomic risks at an early stage and prevent the build-up of dangerous imbalances or reduce existing imbalances in order to prevent crisis-ridden developments in the European...

Kiel Policy Brief No. 58: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan.

The economic recovery in the euro area lost considerable momentum in 2004. After a strong increase in the first half of the year, real GDP rose at an annual rate of less than 1 percent in the following two quarters.

In the spring of 2004, the euro-area economy is on the road of recovery.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 36: The period of imported price stability in the advanced economies may come to an end soon as inflation in China is starting to accelerate.

Kiel Policy Brief No. 58a: The reason why the Euro zone crisis has dragged on for so long is that Europe's leaders have focused too much on short-term measures to patch up the emergency of the moment, rather than formulating a comprehensive plan.

The Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure (MIP) is part of the so-called Sixpack legislation of 2011 which was enacted to strengthen macroeconomic governance and is embedded in the European Semester. The MIP aims to identify, prevent and address the...