durch nationale
Behörden erhobenen Arbeitslosenquoten international nicht vergleichbar. Als abhängige Variable
verwenden wir deshalb die international standardisierte Arbeitslosenquote (Quelle: OECD). Die [...] Schlüsselworte: Arbeitslosenquote, Arbeitslosigkeit, Arbeitsmarktinstitutionen, Panelschätzungen,
internationaler Vergleich, Kündigungsschutz, Lohnersatzrate, Abgabenkeil.
Gebhard Flaig Horst Rottmann [...] Lohnforderungen und -abschlüssen, was die Arbeitslosigkeit erhöht.
Es ist nicht einfach, international vergleichbare Daten über die Steuer- und Abgabenbelastung zu
konstruieren. Ein Ansatz verwendet
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euro area are an indication of the role of the euro as an international reserve currency.
As in other countries, there are no statistics that directly record the
among business representatives that the grand coalition could
adopt measures in reaction to international pressure that could weaken the German export sector
and Germany as an international business [...] Office of International Affairs (2013), Report to the Congress
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Jost
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dumjan1 = 1 if day t falls in the first business week of January
dumfi = 1 if day t falls on the first business day of the month
dumla = 1 if day t falls on the last business day of the month
dumla2k = 1 if day [...] dummpl = 1 if day t is the last business day of the maintenance period
Tax indicators
dumit = 1 if t is the 23rd or the following business day or if t is the first business day of the
month or if t falls [...] government deposits being higher at the end of the year and on the last business day of the
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especially
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standardized normal with 95% critical values of ±1.96.
international reputation of the euro and unstable developments
in the destination countries. Hence, foreign
research of central banks and international
financial organisations has not been investigated.
An external committee evaluated the research activities of the International Monetary Fund
(IMF) and concluded [...] small staff, which does not
only publish in international (top) journals but also on a regular basis organise high level
conferences with international research networks such as the National Bureau [...] Leduc
53 Why Is the Business-Cycle Behavior of
Fundamentals Alike Across Exchange-Rate
Regimes?
October 10, 2001 Tommaso Monacelli
54 New International Monetary Arrangements
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abroad. For example, according to anecdotal evidence
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31 Labour Market Institutions and Unemployment. An International Comparison
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32 The Rule of the IMF in the European Debt
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NDðtÞ ¼ NDDðtÞ þNDAðtÞ: ð1Þ
As a result of foreign travel (tourism, business trips) a certain amount of German Q1 coins
drifts to other euro-area countries. We assume that this [...] from Fraport AG, 7.2 million passengers from other euro area countries
landed at Frankfurt International Airport in 2007. This amounts statistically to around 20,000 pas-
sengers per day. Frankfurt is
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measure of the business cycle and price developments. An essential element
of the implementation of interest rate rules [...] ‘Stock Market Downswing and the Stability of European
Monetary Union Money Demand’, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics, 24,
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cash over time.
5 In an international study (including France) Bagnall et al. (2016) find significant cross-country differences with [...] the unemployment rate, the corruption perception index for
France provided by Transparency International and different tax variables (direct and
indirect taxes, taxes of households and firms).
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variablen Verzinsung bei Immobilienfinanzierungen international sehr unterschiedlich ist.4
Uneinigkeit herrscht allerdings in der Literatur darüber, wie die [...] page
21
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Review of Economics and Business, 30, 75–89.
Thießen, U. (2010 July). The shadow economy in international comparison: Options for
economic policy derived from an OECD [...] The test statistic is asymptotically
standardized normal with 95% critical values of ±1.96.
international reputation of the euro and unstable developments
in the destination countries. Hence, foreign
38
Abbildung 17: Anzahl der Kartenzahlungen im internationalen Vergleich . . . . . . 39
Abbildung 18: Wert der Kartenzahlungen im internationalen Vergleich . . . . . . . . 40
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deutung
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Using Data from the Ifo Business Survey Thomas A. Knetsch
11 2004 Real-time data and business cycle analysis
in Germany Jörg Döpke
12 2004 Business Cycle Transmission from the US
to Germany [...] relies on the advantage of hindsight: Today, we
know that the Fed´s real-time assessment of the US business cycle was too pessimistic.
Taking this real-time problem into account, the Fed´s monetary policy [...] Bundesbank’s monthly reports and from the statistical supplements called “Seasonally
Adjusted Business Statistics” which the Bundesbank publishes regularly together with
the monthly reports. Furthermore
currency dealing or surveys of
travellers on the amount of cash that they take on holiday or business trips. However, such
data are subject to some uncertainty as these surveys are generally conducted [...] institutions’ significance in the global market for currency dealing where they
act as an international hub. On balance, the Swiss banks sold the euro banknotes acquired
almost exclusively to banks [...]
15 The information on foreign travel comprises both holidays and business trips.
However, if it is assumed that foreign tourists exhibit a similar payment
16 We
narrowly related to special
characteristics of currency, e.g. its anonymity and secrecy.5 An international comparison of
currency demand equations including socio-economic factors is presented by Kenny [...] B, for several OECD
countries. The latter topic is analysed by Hirvonen/Virén, 1996, for Finnish business firms and Boeschoten, 1992,
ch. 2 for Dutch households.
10 See Rinaldi, 2001, for Belgium; Boeschoten [...] et al., 2002, for Italy and Goodhart/Krueger, 2001, as well as Snellman et
al., 2000, for an international comparison including several EU countries.
9
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April
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gänge
International Monetary Fund (1994), Lebanon - Economic [...] (for
example, the per capita cash holdings or the velocity of circulation of cash). Both
international cross-sectional comparisons and purely national conditions indicate that there
are certain [...] is done on the basis of the DM-US dollar exchange rate. On the one hand, this reflects the
international strength of the Deutsche Mark. On the other hand, the Deutsche Mark (in
countries in which
(international foreign currency traders) to countries outside the euro area. These net
shipments correspond to the difference between the outpayments by the Bundesbank to
international foreign [...] Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System,
International Finance Discussion Papers 657.
European Central Bank (2014), The international role of the euro, July.
Fischer, B, P Köhler & F [...] foreign currency traders and the inpayments by the international foreign
currency traders at the Bundesbank. The estimated regional distribution of euro
banknotes issued in Germany estimated using
would become of the nice business model of issuing non-in-
terest-bearing liabilities (“sight deposits”)? Competition would increase on the
liability side of a bank’s business. From the customer’s perspective [...] Moreover, only a short period to deposit these notes in
banks and post offices was provided (Cards International 2016).
Below, we will take up some of the issues that figure prominently in the dis-
cussion [...] activity replaces legal activities. Law-abiding companies that pay taxes may have
to go out of business because they cannot compete against companies from the
black economy – even if the latter are less