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Let's blame Germany for its current account surplus!?

Jost, Thomas - 2014

Germany is often criticized for its large current account surpluses. The surpluses are caused by differences in economic growth between Germany and its major trading partners, the innovative strength of German enterprises, as well as improved relative price competitiveness and a successful...

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Italy, Germany, Japan : From Economic Miracles to Virtual Stagnation

Boltho, Andrea - 2013

area. The paper looks primarily at Italy, using the examples of Germany and Japan to search for parallels and contrasts … Germany and Japan followed a much more orthodox stance than Italy), in institutional set-ups (with Italy much less efficient … than Germany and Japan), in labour market relations (with much greater conflict in Italy than in the other two countries …

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Estimating Potential Output with a Production Function for France, Germany and Italy

Baghli, Mustapha - 2010

function approach for France, Germany and Italy for the 1986:2003 period. The aim of this study is twofold: first, we keep a …

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Credit, Bonds, Stocks and Growth in Seven Large Economies

Fink, Gerhard; Haiss, Peter R.; Hristoforova, Sirma - 2007

the aggregate bond market development and economic growth in the USA, Japan, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, France and the …

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Credit, bonds, stocks and growth in seven large economies

Fink, Gerhard; Haiss, Peter R.; Hristoforova, Sirma - 2006

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Credit, bonds, stocks and growth in seven large economies

Fink, Gerhard (contributor); Haiss, Peter R. (contributor); … - 2005

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Does slow economic growth cause unemployment in Europe?

Zagler, Martin - In: Economia & lavoro : revista quadrimestrale di politica … 41 (2007) 2, pp. 7-33

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The relationship between the German current account and financial account : evidence from the Toda-Yamamoto causality approach

Murai, Taiki - In: The Economists' voice 21 (2024) 1, pp. 65-96

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Foreign Patenting in Germany, 1877-1932

Streb, Jochen; Degner, Harald - 2014

In this paper, we use both patents’ individual life span and foreign patenting activities in Germany to identify the most valuable patents of the 21 most innovative countries (except for Germany) from the European Core, the European periphery and overseas between 1877 and 1932. Our empirical...

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Finance-dominated capitalism in Germany : deep recession and quick recovery

Detzer, Daniel; Hein, Eckhard - 2014

Germany's recent export successes and the fast recovery from the 2007 -2009 crisis made it Europe's "economic superstar" in public opinion. This paper interprets the German performance against the background of financialisation. After an examination of the pre-crisis demand and growth regime,...

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