IWH Macrometer
Macroeconomic Database for the German Länder, East and West Germany
The data offered by the IWH Macrometer consists of two parts:
and
(2) IWH-indicators for East Germany.
Macro Data Interactive
This service provides time series from official publications (Statistisches Bundesamt (German Federal Statistical Office), Arbeitskreis Volkswirtschaftliche Gesamtrechnungen der Länder (Regional Accounts), Bundesagentur für Arbeit (Federal Employment Agency)), which have been edited to be interactive and intuitively accessible. If available, the time series are accessible for:
- Germany as a whole
- East and West Germany
- individual Länder
IWH-Indicators for East Germany
These time series were collected or estimated by the IWH. They include:
- the results of the IWH Industry and Construction Surveys conducted in East Germany
- an estimate for the quarterly trend of the GDP of East Germany
- an estimate for the quarterly trend of the GDP of Saxony-Anhalt
Go to data Data set descriptions
Sources: Working group Regional Accounts (Arbeitskreis VGR der Länder); working group‚ Erwerbstätigenrechnung des Bundes und der Länder‘; Federal Statistical Office: updates on annual population statistics, accessed via ‚genesis online‘; calculations by the IWH. The use of this data is only permitted for non-commercial purposes with reference to the sources.
Definitions
Here you can find the explanations of the following expressions:
- Gross domestic product
- Population and labour market
- Stock of fixed assets
- Income and savings
- Aggregate demand
- Branches of economy
Publications
The IWH publishes the macroeconomic data and indicators for East Germany in the following publication series:
- Reports on the situation of the East German economy (annually in summer)
- IWH economic barometer for East Germany (quarterly GDP for East Germany, until 2017)
- Economic report Saxony-Anhalt (quarterly GDP for Saxony-Anhalt, until 2015)
- IWH Industry Survey for East Germany (quarterly, until Q1 2017)
- IWH Construction Survey for East Germany (quarterly, until Q1 2017)