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  Members & Research Doctoral Students Dmitri Bershadskyy; Doctoral thesis project: "Experimental Analysis of the Relationship between Institution Stability and...

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Global Economy Gains Momentum – But Germany still Stuck in a Downturn In 2020, the global economy is likely to benefit...

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CompNet Database

The CompNet Competitiveness Database The Competitiveness Research Network (CompNet)...

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EFN Report Winter 2018/19: Economic Outlook for the Euro Area in 2019 and 2020

EFN Reports, No. 1, 2019
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• The cyclical upswing of the world economy comes to an end, since expansionary policies in the US are expected to peter out in 2019, and the protectionist course of the US government clouds the perspectives for world trade. • However, if a major trade conflict can be avoided, chances are good that world production growth will be close to the long-run average of a bit more than 3%, with trade expanding at a similar pace. • Slowing exports, in particular to China, can partly explain the setback, while domestic conditions still appear favourable: firms continued hiring, albeit by less than before, tight labour markets in many member countries have caused wages to rise more quickly, and house prices continue to increase markedly. • Since a trend to higher inflationary dynamics is still not detectable, the ECB is likely to either keep key interest rates unchanged in 2019 or raise them very carefully at the end of the year. • All in all, we expect the euro area growth rate to come down from 1.9% in 2018 to 1.5% in 2019 and 1.8% in 2020, and inflation to slightly slow down from 1.8% in 2018 to 1.6% in 2019 and 1.5% in 2020.
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IWH-Verdienst-Check: Kräftige Lohnzuwächse und Entlastungen bei Lohnabzügen bringen den Arbeitnehmern mehr Netto im Jahr 2019

Oliver Holtemöller, Birgit Schultz
One-off Publications, No. 3, 2018
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Die Löhne und Gehälter der Arbeitnehmer dürften in Deutschland im nächsten Jahr kräftig zulegen. So sind in vielen Branchen wie beispielsweise dem Bauhauptgewerbe, der Metall- und Elektroindustrie oder im Öffentlichen Dienst von Bund und Kommunen recht hohe Tariflohnerhöhungen vorgesehen. Die gute Arbeitsmarktlage dürfte auch die nicht tarifgebundenen Löhne weiter steigen lassen. Zudem wird der Mindestlohn im Januar 2019 um knapp 4% angehoben. Insgesamt ist im nächsten Jahr von einem Anstieg der Bruttolöhne und -gehälter je Arbeitnehmer von etwas mehr als 3% auszugehen.
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East Germany

East Germany Rearguard Only investments in education will lead to a further catch-up ...

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Reports of the European Forecasting Network (EFN)

Reports of the European Forecasting Network (EFN) The European Forecasting...

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Centre for Evidence-based Policy Advice

Centre for Evidence-based Policy Advice (IWH-CEP) ...

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Joint Economic Forecast

Joint Economic Forecast The joint economic forecast is an instrument for evaluating...

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PD Dr Mirko Titze – IWH - Leibniz-Institut für Wirtschaftsforschung Halle

PD Dr Mirko Titze ...

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