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Economic Outlook

Joint Economic Forecast 2/20: Recovery Loses Momentum - Economy and Politics Still Shaped by the Pandemic

Authors

  • Holtemöller
  • O.
  • Kooths
  • S.
  • Michelsen
  • C.
  • Wollmershäuser
  • T.
  • Schmidt
  • T.

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Key Words

Corona crisis

COVID19

Related Topics

Labor Market

Growth

Fiscal Policy & National Budgets

Economic & Financial Crises

Business Cycle Germany

Business Cycle

Germany

The corona pandemic leaves substantial marks in the German economy and its impact is more persistent than assumed in spring. In their autumn report, the leading German economic research institutes have revised their economic outlook downwards by roughly one percentage point for both this and next year. They now expect gross domestic product to fall by 5.4 percent in 2020 (previously -4.2%) and to grow by 4.7 percent (5.8%) in 2021 and 2.7 percent in 2022.

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  • Prof. Dr. Stefan Kooths
    Research Director

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  • Macroeconomics