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An increasing number of low-skilled workers in Germany are employed, but they often earn low wages and are subject to precarious employment conditions. A look beyond our borders shows that a high employment rate among low-skilled individuals is also feasible under better...

The European Union (EU) and China have entered a new stage in their relationship. China now appears as a “systemic competitor” in assessments by major European business federations and EU institutions, and the EU Commission has launched a work program to assess ways to deal...

This study analyzes how banking crises affect European economies. First, we show that European firms grow more slowly if they have relationships to crisis banks in their home country. Second, we argue that the international affiliates of multinational corporations grow more...

The Single Market (SM) constitutes the world’s largest economic area. Its trade liberalization policies can bring about significant income gains: Fewer barriers to trade are likely to increase competition and boost the productivity of firms – which would positively impact...

In which areas of healthcare are algorithms applied - both today and in the future? How can they improve medical care? And what are new challenges that arise from their implementation?

Die Publikation enthält eine Darstellung der kommunalen Finanzen für 23 Länder. Sie geht ein auf Einnahmen, Ausgaben, die Folgen der Finanzkrise und die Kommunalaufsicht.

120 Citizens from the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France and Ireland chosen at random took part in the EU Citizens’ Dialogue in The Hague on May 17, 2019 to discuss the Social, Digital and Global Europe. New interactive discussion methods were used to facilitate the...

In the first 15 months of its government activity, Germany’s grand coalition has already fulfilled or started on more than 60 percent of its 296 promises. This points to a record-breaking mid-term balance for the current government. At the same time, only ten percent of all...

New Findings of an International Delphi Study by the Millenium Project.