Subsidies in the Federal Republic of Germany: Stocktaking and assessment (original publication in German) - Kiel Institute

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Authors

Boss
A.
Rosenschon
A.

Publication Date

01/1997

JEL Classification

H 19

Key Words

Reduction of Subsidies

subsidies

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Germany

Fiscal Policy & National Budgets

Tax Policy

The extent and the structure of subsidies (including tax concessions) in the Federal Republic of Germany are analyzed. Subsidies per unit value added increased significantly after German reunification and declined only moderately in 1995. Nevertheless, the subsidies (comprehensively defined) reached roughly 8.6 p.c. of GDP.

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