Empirische Makroökonomik und mehr

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This work encompasses a comprehensive exploration of various economic theories and their implications for policy. It begins with discussions on the relationship between empirical economic research and economic policy, highlighting the current role of empirical research in economics. The text delves into long-term growth, addressing endogenous growth, technological change, and the challenges posed by global trends and climate change. In the section on business cycles, it reviews macroeconometric approaches, the role of rating agencies during financial crises, and the evolving landscape of economic forecasting. It also examines inventory management and the reliability of business climate indicators in Germany. The demographic and labor market analysis focuses on Germany's population challenges, evolutionary aspects of population economics, and the benefits of rigid labor markets. Regional development strategies are discussed, contrasting economic disasters with subsidized clusters and alternative growth strategies in new regions. Institutional aspects are explored through the lens of returns, public welfare, and market economy dynamics, alongside the impact of corporate law on business formation. Finally, the work addresses the European Statistical System's resilience and the evolution of data processing in empirical economic research, concluding with a bibliography of selected publications and an author index.