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Individual financial statements of non-financial firms (JANIS) 1997-2023 – Data Report 2024-18 – Metadata Version 14 Thorsten Becker, Elena Biewen, Dennis Hüwel, Simone Schultz
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Individual financial statements of non-financial firms (JANIS) 1997-2024 – Data Report 2025-08 – Metadata Version 15 Thorsten Becker, Elena Biewen, Dennis Hüwel, Simone Schultz
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Corporate Balance Sheets (Ustan) 1999-2015 – Data Report 2019-01 – Metadata Version 1 Thorsten Becker, Elena Biewen, Robert Neulen, Simone Schultz, Michael Weisbecker
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Blockchain – Zukunft oder Hype? Die Perspektive der Aufsicht Rede bei der Finanzwoche Stuttgart
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The intersection of academic and real-world economics Remarks prepared for the CORE Econ Workshop “Teaching and learning with Die Wirtschaft”
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New Bundesbank projection: German economy steps up pace of expansion
The German economy has picked up momentum. Aggregate output is expanding at a faster pace again after an interruption due to the escalation of the sovereign debt crisis in the euro area. The driving forces are changing, however. While external impulses had the upper hand following the economic and financial crisis, domestic economic activity has come to fore recently.
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Inflation – lessons learnt from history
15.10.2012 DE
The potential consequences of inflation demonstrate how important it is to keep the value of a currency stable. The German Empire experienced hyperinflation and hidden inflation during and after both world wars. West Germany also saw comparatively high inflation rates in the 1970s.
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Germany’s international investment position at the end of 2016
Germany’s net international investment position stood at €1,709 billion at the end of 2016, thus amounting to around 54% of nominal gross domestic product. Year-on-year, the German net external asset position thereby increased by €231 billion.