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IFS-Base – Data Report 2021-01 – Metadata Version 4-0 Jannick Blaschke, Heike Haupenthal, Vera Schuck, Ece Yalcin
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IFS-Base – Data Report 2021-19 – Metadata Version 4-1 Jannick Blaschke, Heike Haupenthal, Vera Schuck, Ece Yalcin
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IFS-Base – Data Report 2018-03 – Metadata Version 1-1 Pascal Dötsch, Judith Flory, Tobias Schönberg
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Individual financial statements of non-financial firms (JANIS) 1997-2017, Data Report 2019-10 – Metadata Version 2 Thorsten Becker, Elena Biewen, Simone Schultz, Michael Weisbecker
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The Phillips curve
The Phillips curve was invented by UK economist Alban William Phillips, who observed a correlation between nominal wage growth and the unemployment rate for the period 1861 to 1957. The original version of the curve implies a trade-off between unemployment and inflation. Empirical evidence shows, however, that the relationship is not nearly as simple as that. Over the past 50 years, the Phillips curve has time and again been hotly debated, leading to numerous modifications.
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Individual financial statements of non-financial firms (JANIS) 1997-2016 – Data Report 2019-04 –Metadata Version 1 Thorsten Becker, Elena Biewen, Simone Schultz, Michael Weisbecker
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Acquisition of financial assets and financing in Germany in the fourth quarter of 2013 Results of the financial accounts by sector
In the fourth quarter of 2013, the financial assets of households rose by around €79 billion or 1.6% on the quarter to €5,152 billion by the year-end.The largest part of this increase, at around €47 billion, was the result of valuation gains; the transaction-related acquisition of financial assets amounted to around €32 billion. There was a continuation of the trend towards liquid assets in an ongoing low-interest-rate environment, a trend which has been observed for some time now.