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June 12, 2023

Did the minimum wage in Germany improve allocative efficiency?

New study finds that aggregate productivity gains resulted entirely from within-firm productivity improvements

  • factor reallocation
  • firm productivity
  • Germany
  • minimum wage
  • output prices
  • Matthias Mertens
  • Mirja Haelbig
  • Steffen Müller
IZA News

April 28, 2023

Smart, simple, and fair: New proposal for immigration to Germany

IZA researcher team suggests creating a double dividend by linking labor immigration to collective bargaining

  • Alan Manning
  • Jan Stuhler
  • Manuela Barisic
  • Mathilde Munoz
  • Simon Jäger
  • Ulf Rinne
Opinion

October 10, 2022

“Some market interventions are efficient”

FAZ interview with Simon Jäger on the minimum wage and labor market policy in Germany

  • collective bargaining
  • employment
  • Germany
  • labor shortage
  • low-wage sector
  • minimum wage
  • Simon Jäger
Research

January 17, 2022

Women face higher earnings losses than men after job displacement

Motherhood and sorting into part-time jobs can explain part of the gender gap

  • gender pay gap
  • Germany
  • household structure
  • job loss
  • labor supply
  • Hannah Illing
  • Johannes Schmieder
  • Simon Trenkle
Research

January 7, 2022

Minimum wage reduced the gender wage gap in Germany

Largest effect among low-paid workers, but women in higher wage groups benefit as well

  • gender wage gap
  • Germany
  • minimum wage
  • regional bite
  • Linda Wittbrodt
  • Marco Caliendo
Research

November 22, 2021

Labor market programs substantially improve refugee integration in Germany

Research report also finds positive effects on social inclusion

  • Germany
  • integration
  • refugee
Research

May 14, 2020

How firms in Germany react to the COVID-19 crisis

Mitigation responses are stronger among weak firms and those with expectations of a long shutdown

  • business conditions
  • COVID-19
  • expectations
  • Germany
  • mitigation
  • shutdown
  • Carla Krolage
  • Jonas Dovern
  • Lukas Buchheim
  • Sebastian Link
OpinionResearch

April 9, 2019

What was the effect of Hartz IV on German unemployment?

A macroeconomic controversy and a solution

  • Germany
  • Hartz reforms
  • labor market
  • unemployment
  • unemployment insurance
  • Brigitte Hochmuth
  • Britta Kohlbrecher
  • Christian Merkl
  • Hermann Gartner
Research

September 19, 2018

How xenophobic violence impairs the integration of immigrants

Significant impact on life satisfaction and language acquisition

Research

August 30, 2018

Immigration of poor voters increases redistribution

West German cities responded with higher taxes and welfare spending to post-WWII inflow of forced migrants

  • expellees
  • immigration
  • natives
  • redistribution
  • refugees
  • taxation
  • voting
  • welfare
  • Andreas Lichter
  • Arnaud Chevalier
  • Benjamin Elsner
  • Nico Pestel
Research

July 10, 2018

How the Chernobyl cloud affected cognitive abilities in Germany

Even low doses of radiation can have significant human capital costs.

  • chernobyl
  • cognitive skills
  • contamination
  • environment
  • Germany
  • health
  • human capital
  • nuclear energy
  • nuclear power
  • radiation
  • Benjamin Elsner
  • Florian Wozny
Research

January 23, 2017

Globalization’s stabilizing effect on manufacturing jobs in Germany

Recently, there has been strong interest in the decline of manufacturing in the United States. Although the share in real […]

  • export
  • Germany
  • globalization
  • import
  • manufacturing
  • services
  • trade
  • unemployment
  • Jens Suedekum
  • Sebastian Findeisen
  • Wolfgang Dauth
Opinion

July 25, 2016

On the costs and benefits of international labor mobility: Interview with George Borjas

The drastic and unexpected increase in the number of people seeking asylum in Germany in 2015 has overshadowed the long […]

  • Germany
  • immigration policy
  • labor market
  • migration
  • refugee crisis
  • George Borjas
Research

October 3, 2015

On occasion of German Reunification Day: New Article on “Children of the Wall”

Today marks the 25th anniversary of German reunification. The signing of the German unification treaty had set in stone what […]

  • Children of the Wall
  • demography
  • East Germany
  • Fall of the Berlin Wall
  • fertility
  • German reunification
  • Germany
  • Journal of Political Economy
  • labor market
  • labor market policy
  • life satisfaction
  • Anke Zimmermann
  • Arnaud Chevalier
  • Axel Heitmueller
  • Christian Merkl
  • Christian Pfeifer
  • Dennis J. Snower
  • Holger Bonin
  • Inna Petrunyk
  • John P. Haisken-DeNew
  • Klaus F. Zimmermann
  • Kostas G. Mavromaras
  • Michael A. Shields
  • Olivier Marie
  • Paul Frijters
  • Richard A. Easterlin
OpinionResearch

June 26, 2015

A European perspective on long-term unemployment

By Werner Eichhorst In the aftermath of the 2008/09 recession, long-term unemployment has increased in many EU member states. Even […]

  • active labor market policies
  • activiation
  • benefit receipt
  • Europe
  • long-term unemployment
  • Florian Wozny
  • Franziska Neder
  • Verena Tobsch
  • Werner Eichhorst
Research

May 7, 2015

Interview: Costs and benefits of emigration from West Africa

Held in Dakar, Senegal, this year’s IZA Annual Migration Meeting acquired a tragic topicality: The ongoing loss of lives in […]

  • asylum
  • emigration
  • Europe
  • integration
  • migration
  • refugee
  • remittances
  • senegal
  • West Africa
  • Mamadou Dansokho
  • Tim Hatton
Research

February 12, 2015

Immigrants and host countries benefit from liberalized access to citizenship

Politicians, the media, and the public express concern that many immigrants fail to integrate economically. Research shows that the option […]

  • citizenship
  • employment
  • Germany
  • immigration
  • IZA World of Labor
  • labor market
  • migration
  • naturalization
  • Christina Gathmann
Research

July 8, 2013

Why start-up subsidies even help in labor market slumps

Subsidizing unemployed workers to start their own business has been proven an effective policy tool to improve long-term employment and […]

  • active labor market policy
  • Germany
  • labor market conditions
  • self-employment
  • start-up subsidies
  • unemployment
  • Marco Caliendo
  • Steffen Künn

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