IWH-Industry Survey at the start of 2002: Cautious confidence in East German industry despite economic downturn
Bärbel Laschke
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 3,
2002
Abstract
The cyclical downturn in the German economy in the year 2001 braked also the turnover of the East German industry. The increase was with 6,5 % clearly under the result of the previous year. Therefor the profitability of the enterprises continued to improve not. It could be stabilized however on the achieved level. The turnover plans of the enterprises for 2002 are reserved. Nevertheless 60% of the enterprises will increase their turnover. Also the job plans are optimistic and the job supply will slightly grow.
Read article
IWH Industry Survey January 2002 : Business climate in East German industry
Bärbel Laschke
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 2,
2002
Abstract
Read article
Annual IWH Construction Industry Survey 2002: Decline in East German
Brigitte Loose
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 2,
2002
Abstract
Read article
IWH Construction Industry Survey December 2001: Companies skepticism remains high
Brigitte Loose
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 1,
2002
Abstract
Read article
IWH Industry Survey November 2001: Decline in East German industry worsens
Bärbel Laschke
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 16,
2001
Abstract
Read article
East German construction industry in October 2001: Downtrend has not accelerated so far
Brigitte Loose
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 15,
2001
Abstract
Read article
IWH Industry Survey September 2001: East German industry fully hit by worldwide economic slowdown
Bärbel Laschke
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 13,
2001
Abstract
Read article
IWH Construction Industry Survey August 2001: East German Construction
Brigitte Loose
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 12,
2001
Abstract
Read article
Measures to improve the employment prospect of welfare recipients – the view of the participients
Cornelia Lang
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 12,
2001
Abstract
The results of measures to improve the employment prospects of welfare recipients are rather discouraging with respect to their core intention; many participants transit after the measure again into unemployment. Still (nevertheless) the majority of former participants surveyed by the IWH report a subjective evaluation, because the measure helped them to readjust to the daily routine of work. For many participants the ending of isolation and their regain of (improvement) of their selfesteem and self-confidence was important.
Read article
IWH Industry Survey July 2001: East German industry increasing experiences economic slackening
Bärbel Laschke, Udo Ludwig
Wirtschaft im Wandel,
No. 11,
2001
Abstract
Read article