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Introductory comments at the press conference to present the annual accounts
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Digital transformation and its impact on labour productivity Research Brief | 65th edition – May 2024
The digital transformation creates scope to make workflows and production processes more efficient. To quantify the impact of digital transformation on labour productivity, research often focuses on investments in digital technologies. This perspective neglects the fact that digital intermediate inputs, such as microchips or integrated software, also represent an important transmission channel for the efficiency gains from digitalisation. In a new study, Bundesbank researchers have examined how efficiency gains in the digital sectors have affected labour productivity in Germany, France and the United States.
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Statistics on international trade in services – Data Report 2018-05 – Metadata Version 2 Biewen Elena, Simon Lohner
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Statistics on international trade in services – Data Report 2017-07 – Metadata Version 1 Elena Biewen, Simon Lohner
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Rede bei der Amtswechselfeier in der Hauptverwaltung in Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern und Schleswig-Holstein
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Is price competitiveness favourable in Germany and the euro area? Article from the Monthly Report – October 2023
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The Deutsche Bundesbank's Financial Stability Review 2015 Speech delivered at the press conference to unveil the Financial Stability Review
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Digital finance – Reaping the benefits without neglecting the risks Welcoming remarks at the G20 conference "Digitising finance, financial inclusion and financial literacy"
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The Bundesbank's credit assessment system Leaflet
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The Bundesbank has a dedicated credit assessment system to assess the credit quality of debtors of non-marketable assets. Credit assessment goes back a long way at the Bundesbank. Counterparties can use the Bank's credit assessment to determine an enterprise's or debtor's eligibility in the context of their monetary policy operations.