18 Treffer für Ort = "Bielefeld"

• Are European fiscal rules that bad? discretionary fiscal policies in new member states Bökemeier, Bettina ; Wolski, Marcin Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, December 2013

• Assessing non-linearities and heterogeneity in debt sustainability analysis a panel spline approach Owusu, Benjamin ; Bökemeier, Bettina ; Greiner, Alfred Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, May 2021

• Climate change and economic growth: evidence for European countries Greiner, Alfred ; Bökemeier, Bettina ; Owusu, Benjamin Kwaw Bielefeld : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Economics and Management, November 2023

• Cohesion policy and inequality dynamics insights from a heterogeneous agents macroeconomic model Dawid, Herbert ; Harting, Philipp ; Neugart, Michael Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, December 2013

• The concept of citizenship a short overview Faist, Thomas Bielefeld : Center on Migration, Citizenship and Development, 2020

• Contrast groups based on spatial mobility and social position for use in the qualitative sample technical report of the 'Transnational Mobility and Social Positions in the European Union' (TransMob) project Sienkiewicz, Joanna J. ; Tucci, Ingrid ; Barglowski, Karolina ; Faist, Thomas Bielefeld : Center on Migration, Citizenship and Development, 2017

• Does it pay to fulfill the Maastricht convergence criteria? reflections on the public debt and growth nexus for selected European economies Bökemeier, Bettina ; Clemens, Christiane Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, October 2016

• Die europäische Migrations- und Entwicklungspolitik - eine Chance für den Süden? Faist, Thomas Bielefeld : Center on Migration, Citizenship and Development, 2006

• "Europeanising" national immigration policy: the case of Greece Mavrodi, Georgia Bielefeld : Center on Migration, Citizenship and Development, 2005

• Fiscal sustainability: does EU membership change policy behavior? empirical evidence from Central and Eastern Europe Bökemeier, Bettina Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, April 2015

• Fiscal transfers and regional economic growth Dawid, Herbert ; Harting, Philipp ; Neugart, Michael Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, October 2016

• Heterogeneity in the fiscal reaction function an empirical analysis for EU member states Bökemeier, Bettina ; Stoian, Andreea ; Dumitrescu, Bogdan ; Cepoi, Cosmin Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, Sept. 2020

• How to spend 750 billion euro? Applying sacrifice theory to determine Covid-19 compensations in the EU Greiner, Alfred ; Owusu, Benjamin Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, June 2020

• Migrant support initiatives and young mobile people's needs outcomes of the YMOBILITY project Aksakal, Mustafa ; Schmidt, Kerstin Bielefeld : Center on Migration, Citizenship and Development, 2019

• Superhedging prices of European and American options in a non-linear incomplete market with default Grigorova, Miryana ; Quenez, Marie-Clair ; Sulem, Agnès Bielefeld : Center for Mathematical Economics (IMW), November 2018

• This time is different: fiscal response to the COVID-19 pandemic among EU countries Bökemeier, Bettina ; Wolski, Marcin Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, Jan 2022

• US policy spillover(?) - China's accession to the WTO and rising exports to the EU Mau, Karsten Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, July 2015

• Who is discriminated most in the EU? an analysis of the Covid-19 compensation fund Greiner, Alfred ; Owusu, Benjamin Bielefeld, Germany : Universität Bielefeld, Faculty of Business Administration and Economics, February 2021