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Data Ludger Linnemann

Klein), Journal of International Economics 129 (2021). "The time-varying effects of fiscal policy on inflation: evidence from historical US data" (with M. Klein), Economics Letters 186 (2020). "Tax and spending [...] the Great Recession" , Economics Letters 142 (2016), pp. 59-63. "Estimating nonlinear effects of fiscal policy using quantile regression methods" (with R. Winkler), Oxford Economic Papers 64 (2016), pp. [...] spending shocks in the open economy: are the deficits twins?" (with M. Klein), European Economic Review 120 (2019). "Macroeconomic effects of government spending: the Great Recession was (really) different" …
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Vanessa Hellwig

Planning Economics of Digitalization (seminar), MSc Economics, MSc Spatial Planning Economics of Migration (seminar), MSc & BSc Economics, MSc Spatial Planning Academic Writing (SPRING MSc, BSc Economics) Smart [...] Cities“ Teaching Spatial and Urban Economics (tutorial), BSc Economics Empirical Spatial Economics (seminar), BSc Spatial Planning Globalisation (seminar), MSc Economics Globalisation (MSc group project) [...] Urban, Regional and International Economics Dr. Vanessa Hellwig (Research Assistant) Send e-mail Phone: +49 231 755 6821 Website Professorship Online Profiles Private Website LinkedIn Consultation hours …
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Vanessa Hellwig

Planning Economics of Digitalization (seminar), MSc Economics, MSc Spatial Planning Economics of Migration (seminar), MSc & BSc Economics, MSc Spatial Planning Academic Writing (SPRING MSc, BSc Economics) Smart [...] Cities“ Teaching Spatial and Urban Economics (tutorial), BSc Economics Empirical Spatial Economics (seminar), BSc Spatial Planning Globalisation (seminar), MSc Economics Globalisation (MSc group project) [...] Urban, Regional and International Economics Dr. Vanessa Hellwig (Research Assistant) Send e-mail Phone: +49 231 755 6821 Website Professorship Online Profiles Private Website LinkedIn Consultation hours …
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Bachelor Business Administration and Economics

WiWi@TU Dortmund - Your perfect fit ♥️ Bachelor of Business Administration and Economics Are you passionate about economic and socio-political issues? Do you want to understand what makes individual companies [...] English ✔️ Curiosity, creativity and interest in economic topics Your studies You start your studies with the basics of business administration and economics. This will teach you where your strengths lie [...] Analytics and Operations Management Data, Decisions, Economic Policy Finance, Accounting, Controlling, Taxation Financial Markets and Financial Economics Global Management, Marketing, and Human Resources …
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dominated strategies” with Marc O. Rieger Games and Economic Behavior Vol 115 (2019) “Evolution and correlated equilibrium” Journal of Evolutionary Economics Vol 28 (2018) “Invader strategies in the war of [...] Mathematical Economics Vol 50 (2014) “Voronoi languages: Equilibria in cheap-talk games with high-dimensional types and few signals” with Frank Riedel and Gerhard Jäger Games and Economic Behavior Vol …
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n and Economics (BPO 2019) - 2. Amendment (July 2022) PDF (236 KB) Business Administration and Economics (BPO 2019) - 1. Amendment (July 2020) PDF (188 KB) Business Administration and Economics (BPO 2019) [...] Administration and Economics (BPO 2019) – 4. Amendment (May 2025) PDF (1,002 KB) Information on the Amendment Order 2023 (Status June 2023) PDF (90 KB) Business Administration and Economics (BPO 2019) – 3 …
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interests are economic policy, industrial policy and climate economics. The German Economic Institute (IW) is a private economic research institute in Germany, which is an advocate of a liberal economic and social [...] 2000, Prof. Dr. Bardt has been employed at the German Economic Institute in Cologne. Since 2014, he has been managing director of the German Economic Institute in Cologne and Head of Science. Since 2022 [...] © Florian Lang Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Hubertus Bardt , born 1974 in Bonn, completed his studies of economics at the Philipps-University Marburg and of business administration at the FernUniversität in Hagen …
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Evidence-based policy in macroeconomics

why") and its connection to applied economic and econometric empirical economic research. We first show the importance of using a causal model to think about economic policy and business management issues [...] the estimation. In the field of personnel economics, we will ask what problems there are in identifying the gender pay gap. From the field of labor economics, we will ask what effects does the minimum [...] empirically identify and quantify causal effects. We will then apply causal analyses to current economic policy and business management issues/questions and consider what variation in the data allows us …
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of past events and developments on current economic outcomes. This can also improve our understanding of important historical events by applying modern economic theories and econometric methods. Often, [...] and long-term economic development" we focus on the role of demographic factors such as fertility, mortality, and migration. Here, we focus on the importance for the long-term economic development of [...] Bachelor Seminar Demography and long-term economic development Module: Module 11: Knowledge Transfer Lecturer: JProf. Dr. Nina Boberg-Fazlić Credits: 5 credits ( + 2 incl. exercise "Scientific work"). …
Art and economy

(Faculty of Economics) Collaboration: Dr Michael Kramm and Jette Flügge Content This interdisciplinary seminar is offered together with Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Leininger from the Faculty of Economics at the TU [...] artistic work and commercial economic interest were long regarded as incompatible and as belonging to strictly separate spheres; the postulated autonomy of art removed it from economic logic. This view has been [...] TU for art students and students of economics. It will deal primarily with creativity as a resource, both practically and theoretically. In concrete terms, this means studying not only the artistic process …