Statements

Kiel Institute experts regularly comment on topical economic policy developments in short statements.

Statement

23.02.2022

Minimum wage of 12 euros: Risks of job losses increase, poverty unlikely to decline
Statement

20.12.2021

Decision for Bundesbank chair also suits supporters of loose monetary policy in the short term
Statement

03.12.2021

WTO agreement on trade in services is a major success
Statement

05.11.2021

The Climate Pact for South Africa Must Be Followed by Further Pacts for Other Countries
Statement

15.03.2021

Asylum and Migration: The EU Needs to Make More Attractive Offers
Statement

08.03.2021

EU risks more refugees from the Middle East
Statement

15.02.2021

New WTO Director General Okonjo-Iweala faces need for substantial reforms
Statement

25.12.2020

Brexit Deal Won't End Uncertainty
Statement

24.09.2020

EU Migration Pact: A Promising Approach
Statement

15.04.2020

IMF

COVID19: Increase in IMF resources and debt moratorium urgently needed
Statement

02.03.2020

Situation at the Turkish-Greek border: "Renew the refugee agreement with Turkey now"
Statement

31.01.2020

Brexit: “EU must make every effort to keep Britain in the single market”
Statement

13.12.2019

Brexit "Germany loses an important ally"
Statement

14.10.2019

Nobel Prize in Economics 2019 "Innovative theory and new concepts"
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27.05.2019

EU integration is becoming more difficult
Statement

06.05.2019

Gabriel Felbermayr: "Customs threat not very credible"