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• Publications // 20.11.2024

  Refereed Journal - The integration of migrants in the German labour market: evidence over 50 years

  Still, economic conditions do matter, and employment collapsed in some cohorts after structural shocks hit the German labour market in the early 1990s. Lastly, we examine the integration of recent arrivals
• Publications // 18.11.2024

  ZEW Discussion Paper - Energy Price Shocks and Short- Time Reactions of Firms: The Case of the German Energy Crisis in 2022

  Germany increased drastically. The paper analyses responses of German firms to this energy price shock. A variety of measures and reactions at the firm-level are explored, such as substituting machinery [...] Innovation Survey (CIS). The econometric results show that a high affectedness by the energy price shock in 2022 triggers the substitution of machinery and equipment by more energy efficient alternatives
• Publications // 06.11.2024

  ZEW Discussion Paper - Matching for Credit: Identifying Information Asymmetries in Joint-Liability Lending

  theory explaining this shift, focusing on borrowers matching into groups exposed to similar economic shocks under JL, diminishing its effectiveness. I reconcile conflicting theoretical predictions and propose
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  Press Releases // 24.10.2024

  “It’s Time for the Public to Wake Up”

  matter: - “Fiscal policy in Germany has rarely been as challenging as it is today. Following the shock of the Federal Court of Justice’s ruling on the debt brake, which ended the practice of creative
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  Press Releases // 01.10.2024

  Digitalisation Slowed Down by Coronavirus

  Arntz predicts the following for the period after the pandemic: “We suspect that the energy price shock and the rise in uncertainty that occurred in Germany after the pandemic with the onset of the war
• Events // 19.09.2024

  Interest Rate Shocks, Household Portfolios and Bank Deposits

  The introduction of a negative policy rate leads to an immediate reallocation of investment flows by retail investors. Investors allocate less funds to fixed income securities, and more funds to b
• Events // 11.09.2024

  Sick Leave and Retirement Dynamic Decision-Making among US Public School Teachers

  over the course of her career while forming expectations over future uncertain events (i.e., illness shocks). Her career then ends with a retirement decision. The key tension in the model arises from the fact
• Events // 24.09.2024

  Parental Leave from the Firm’s Perspective

  employer-employee data and a shift-share identification strategy, they leverage variation in exposure and shocks across firms due to several reforms that extended paid parental leave duration in Norway. The authors‘
• Publications // 05.07.2024

  Discussion and Working Paper - Targeted bidders in government tenders

  mitigate short-run drawbacks. We compare businesses differentially exposed to a set-aside spending shock through an event study framework. We find mixed evidence on firm growth.
• Publications // 28.05.2024

  ZEW Discussion Paper - Staggered Contracts and Unemployment During Recessions

  under which collective contract staggering and the inability to renegotiate may amplify aggregate shocks.