Job Market Guide and Advice
Job Market Guide and Advice A Guide and Advice for Economists on the U.S. Junior Academic Job Market (PDF, 410 kB) This guide, written by John Cawley (Cornell University) and…
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15.12.2022 • 30/2022
Ökonomen prüfen Wirkung der Kohlemilliarden
Mit rund 40 Milliarden Euro unterstützt der Bund drei große Braunkohlereviere und weitere zehn Regionen mit Steinkohlekraftwerken, die den Ausstieg aus der Kohleverstromung verkraften müssen. Wird das Geld sinnvoll genutzt? Das untersuchen die beiden Leibniz-Institute für Wirtschaftsforschung in Halle und Essen, IWH und RWI, in einer großen Evaluierung.
Oliver Holtemöller
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Revoking COVID 19 measures
Revoking COVID-19 measures from Michael Koetter, March 18, 2022 Dear all, On March 20, the national Corona rules will be revoked, including the obligation to work from home and a…
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Research Scholarship Agreement
IWH Research Scholarship Agreement IWH Research Scholarship Agreement and Guidelines for Research Scholarship Holders in the IWH Doctoral Programme in Economics Basic Research…
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Addendum Supervision Agreement
Addendum Supervision Agreement Addendum to Supervision Agreement for dissertations: English Version (Word .dotx) German Version (Word .dotx)
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Supervision Agreement
Supervision Agreement Supervision Agreement for dissertations: English Version (Word .dotx) German Version (Word .dotx)
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Announcements archive
Announcements Archive Previous announcements (Intranet)
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03.12.2020 • 24/2020
IWH Bankruptcy Update: Fewer Large Companies Declare Bankruptcy
Following a spike in bankruptcy of large companies, statistics on impacted employees are declining again. The total number of bankruptcies also remains at a low level. Published by the Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH), the IWH Bankruptcy Update provides monthly statistics on corporate bankruptcies in Germany.
Steffen Müller
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05.11.2020 • 23/2020
IWH Bankruptcy Update: Bankruptcy Statistics Only See Slight Uptick, Despite Reinstatement of Filing Obligation
The number of German companies declaring bankruptcy trended somewhat higher in October, but total bankruptcy figures remain low. While the Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH) anticipates a further rise in bankruptcy statistics over the final two months of the year, we do not expect a wave of bankruptcies this year.
Steffen Müller
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06.10.2020 • 19/2020
IWH Bankruptcy Update: Bankruptcies Stabilise at a Low Level; Number of Affected Jobs Remains High
The number of companies declaring bankruptcy in Germany was very low in September, and no significant increase is expected in the coming months. By contrast, the number of jobs impacted by corporate bankruptcies remained elevated in September; monthly layoff figures have increased significantly since the beginning of the year. These are the key findings of the IWH Bankruptcy Update, a monthly monitor of insolvency statistics published by the Halle Institute for Economic Research (IWH).
Steffen Müller
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