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  • News // 25.06.2024

    it. HB: If Germany wants to handle this itself in future, we will have to massively invest in our military security. How can we do this without major new financial resources? First of all, we should look [...] look at defence more as an opportunity. Many innovations, especially in the US, have come from military research. It’s similar in Israel. Here, everything is treated with kid gloves, and many programmes are [...] funding: Defence is an ongoing task, not a one-off investment. It should be financed through the regular budget. This interview first appeared in the Handelsblatt.

  • News // 27.05.2024

    instrument to orientate the public budget more consistently towards sustainability is the future quota proposed by ZEW. This is intended to identify the share of the budget that is geared towards future rather [...] market, these are in particular the technological advantages that Europe has to offer. Finally, military procurement, which must be expanded in the context of geopolitical tensions, should be utilised

  • News // 18.07.2023

    research in political economics, fiscal policy and public finance. His research areas include political budget cycles, voters’ decisions, fiscal sustainability, as well as peace and defence economics, with his [...] His fellowship project examines possible internal and external factors influencing the level of military spending in EU and NATO countries over the last decades.

  • Prof. Achim Wambach, PhD, Präsident des ZEW – Leibniz-Zentrums für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung, Mannheim.
    News // 12.02.2019

    held in May; and in October, new EU Commissioners and a new head of the ECB will take office. The budget for 2021–27 is being negotiated this year, and many important EU bodies and institutions will be [...] should act in concert to address matters that are best dealt with collectively. In this vein, EU budget commissioner Günther Oettinger is correct to insist that EU spending should create “added value” [...] so at the supranational level. By this logic, the EU should increase spending on development aid, military cooperation, and joint border protection. Indeed, stronger cooperation in these areas would produce

  • News // 27.02.2018

    presented by EU Commissioner for Budget and Human Resources Günther Oettinger by the end of May. The MFF will set the volume and areas of expenditure for the EU budget for the next seven years and ideally [...] particularly strained circumstances. The gap in the budget that will be left by the United Kingdom – the fourth largest contributor to the EU budget after Germany, France and Italy – when it leaves the [...] expanding the EU budget by at least 16 billion euros a year. During coalition talks in Germany, the CDU, CSU and SPD have agreed in principle to increase Germany’s contributions to the EU budget. Though increased

  • ZEW-Präsident Prof. Achim Wambach, PhD (l.) und Thomas Kohl, kaufmännischer Direktor des ZEW (r.), begrüßen Minister Thomas Strobl.
    Press Releases // 05.07.2017

    such as stronger military cooperation among the Member States, shared diplomatic missions and considerable cuts to agricultural subsidies, and calculated the savings to the EU budget resulting from each

  • Publications // 15.02.2012

    Iranian government budget on military over the last decade has been higher than the average of the world. The current increasing international sanctions aim to reduce the military capabilities and capacities [...] that there is unidirectional causality from military spending to the economic growth. The response of income growth to increasing shocks in the military budget is positive and statistically significant. [...] Iranian government. In this study, we analyze the response of the Iranian economy to shocks in its military budget from 1959-2007, using Impulse Response Functions (IRF) and Variance Decomposition Analysis (VDA)

  • Press Releases // 11.07.2013

    areas: the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which has played a particularly important role in the EU budget for a long time, as well as External Representation and Defence, both of which are still a long way [...] According to the study, between three and nine billion euros per year could be saved without reducing military capabilities. The Bertelsmann/ZEW study also points to an intrinsic risk, however: the calculated

  • Press Releases // 28.10.2004

    increased military spending. Under Kerry, however, it would gain positive impetus thanks to the planned international policy of détente and debt repayment efforts to consolidate the national budget. All in

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