Durch ABM im Osten
Birgit Schultz
Taspo 3/1997,
Nr. 3,
1997
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The Economic Theory of Institutional Change (ETIC) as an Approach to Explain the Emergence of Public Activities (Überarbeitete Fassung eines Vortrags anläßlich der Jahrestagung 1996 des International Institute of Public Finance in Tel Aviv )
Martin T. W. Rosenfeld
Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften (ZWS),
1997
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Arbeit statt/und Sozialhilfe? - Alternativen für einen institutionellen Neubau der sozialen Grundsicherung in Deutschland (überarbeitete Version eines Beitrags für die Jahrestagung 1997 des Vereins für Socialpolitik in Bern),
Martin T. W. Rosenfeld
Jahrbuch für Wirtschaftswissenschaften,
Nr. 3,
1997
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Series Review: Bedingungen ökonomischer Entwicklung in Zentralosteuropa
Johannes Stephan
Journal for East European Management Studies (JEEMS),
Nr. 2,
1999
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Macroeconomic Aspects of Entrepreneurship in Central-East Europe
Jens Hölscher
Journal for East European Management Studies (JEEMS),
Nr. 4,
1999
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Das geldpolitische Instrumentarium des Europäischen Zentralbanksystems
Diemo Dietrich, Uwe Vollmer
WiSt - Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Studium,
1999
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Transition from Planned to Market Economies Ten Years on
Jens Hölscher, Johannes Stephan
Journal for East European Management Studies (JEEMS),
Nr. 1,
2000
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Transition from Planned to Market Economies Ten Years on
Jens Hölscher, Johannes Stephan
Osteuropa-Wirtschaft,
Nr. 2,
2000
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The Identification of Regional Industrial Clusters Using Qualitative Input-Output Analysis
Mirko Titze, Matthias Brachert, Alexander Kubis
IWH Discussion Papers,
Nr. 13,
2008
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The ‘cluster theory’ has become one of the main concepts promoting regional competitiveness, innovation, and growth. As most studies focus on measures of concentration of one industrial branch in order to identify regional clusters, the appropriate analysis of specific vertical relations within a value-adding chain is developing in this discussion. This paper tries to identify interrelated sectors via national input-output tables with the help of Minimal Flow Analysis by Schnabl (1994). The regionalization of these national industry templates is carried out with the allocation of branch-specific production values on regional employment. As a result, the paper shows concentrations of vertical clusters in only 27 of 439 German NUTS-3 regions.
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Fiscal Spending Multiplier Calculations Based on Input-Output Tables? An Application to EU Member States
Toralf Pusch
Intervention. European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies,
Nr. 1,
2012
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Fiscal spending multiplier calculations have attracted considerable attention in the aftermath of the global financial crisis. Much of the current literature is based on VAR estimation methods and DSGE models. In line with the Keynesian literature we argue that many of these models probably underestimate the fiscal spending multiplier in recessions. The income-expenditure model of the fiscal spending multiplier can be seen as a good approximation under these circumstances. In its conventional form this model suffers from an underestimation of the multiplier due to an overestimation of the import intake of domestic absorption. In this article we apply input-output calculus to solve this problem. Multipliers thus derived are comparably high, ranging between 1.4 and 1.8 for many member states of the European Union. GDP drops due to budget consolidation might therefore be substantial in times of crisis.
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