Germany experienced an even deeper fall in GDP in the Great Recession than the United States, with little employment …

, while the least mobile was Germany. However, as a comparison of points (2) and (3) demonstrates, mobility had little effect … countries – Australia, Britain, Germany and the United States – and estimate measures of permanent income inequality that are … inequality have grown in Germany and the US, while post-government income inequality has grown in the US; (2) comparing levels of …

finance. Such liquidity constraints are found to exist in Germany only since the mid-1970s, however. Apparently the German …

This paper investigates why the slope of the yield curve predicts future economic activity in Germany and the United … spread in that country. However, the main reason for the stronger leading indicator property in Germany is the positive … at lag four in Germany and almost nothing in the United States. …

In order to study the costs/benefits of a monetary union between Germany and France, we attempt to go beyond a mere …, Germany would lose from any French participation in the setting of domestic monetary policy. By contrast, however, France …

of why post-war Germany is more dynamic than Britain, we evaluate arguments stressing institutional change, catching …, in inter-temporal perspective the scope for catching up between Germany and Britain is unimpressive. We find growth and …

German migrants to West Germany in comparison with native born West Germans. Ethnic German immigrants from Eastern Europe …Germany has experienced a substantial influx of German immigrants from Eastern Europe after World War II and expects … from East Germany. Similar to foreign guest-workers, German immigrants are more likely to work in blue collar jobs; they do …

We analyse the impact of increased immigration on labour market outcomes of natives in Germany using a dataset of … Germany is largely independent of labour market conditions. Subsequent internal moves by foreigners are more responsive to …

The severity of the Great Depression in Germany has sometimes been blamed on reparations in simplistic fashion … domestic economy, such as excessive wage increases during the 1920s. This paper argues for a more subtle link between Germany …'s slump and these policies. I explain Germany’s foreign borrowing rush before 1929 from transfer protection under the Dawes …