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Financial frictions and global spillovers Michael Grill, Björn Hilberg, Norbert Metiu
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SHS-Base plus – Data Report 2019-02 – Metadata Version 2-0 Madlen Bade, Judith Flory, Matthias Gomolka, Tobias Schönberg
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SHS-Base plus – Data Report 2017-08 – Metadata Version 1-1 Madlen Bade, Judith Flory, Matthias Gomolka, Tobias Schönberg
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Pressekonferenz am 15. Dezember 2022 – Erklärung zur Geldpolitik
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Der EZB-Rat hat heute beschlossen, die drei Leitzinssätze der EZB um jeweils 50 Basispunkte anzuheben, und aufgrund der erheblich nach oben korrigierten Inflationsaussichten gehen wir davon aus, dass wir sie weiter erhöhen werden.
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Germany’s current account surplus falls to €245½ billion in 2019
23.03.2020 DE
Germany’s current account surplus dropped by €2 billion to €245½ billion in 2019. As a percentage of German gross domestic product (GDP), the balance sank to 7¼ percent.
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Questionnaire for the Survey on Consumer Expectations (BOP‑HH) Wave 71 – November 2025
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The Changing Global Economic Structure: A View from Europe
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Firms’ returns to scale: new evidence from European firm-level data Research Brief | 73rd edition – February 2025
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The advantages or disadvantages firms experience as a result of their size, referred to in the economic literature as returns to scale, are of central importance in many economic models. Increasing returns to scale, whereby unit costs decrease as output volume increases, could explain productivity differences between Europe and the United States. We present fresh evidence on the returns to scale of European firms: most exhibit constant returns to scale, but a non-trivial share also show increasing returns to scale.
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The Deutsche Bundesbank's 2018 Financial Stability Review Speech delivered at the press conference to unveil the Financial Stability Review
Times of strong growth and low interest rates have seen vulnerabilities build up in the German financial system. In addition, the probability of an economic downturn has increased.
“Now is the time to build up sufficient capital and strengthen the financial system’s defences,”
said Bundesbank Vice-President Claudia Buch at the press conference on the publication of the new Financial Stability Review.