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| 2022 Annual Report Published
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| Dear colleagues and friends,
We are delighted to announce the release of the ZEW Annual Report 2022, featuring a dedicated section on the theme of “Zeitenwende”:
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the ongoing war present a significant challenge for the international community. Chancellor Scholz refers to it as a “Zeitenwende”, a historic turning point, raising crucial questions: How can we strengthen Europe’s political and economic influence? What opportunities does the climate-neutral transformation offer to make the EU more independent and resilient? What are the implications of war-induced migration for the European job market? At ZEW, we tackle these pressing issues and contribute concrete recommendations to the public discourse.
For a comprehensive overview of our work on the “Zeitenwende” theme, we invite you to explore the dedicated section in the ZEW Annual Report 2022. Furthermore, the publication offers an exciting insight into the research conducted at our institute, as well as the events, conferences, and other recent developments happening at ZEW.
You can download the ZEW Annual Report below.
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| Wishing you an inspiring read.
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| | Prof. Achim Wambach, PhD
President
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| Thomas Kohl
Managing Director
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| ↗ ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research
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| ZEW in Mannheim conducts research in the field of applied and policy-oriented economics and provides access to important data sets for national and international researchers. The institute provides advice to policymakers, private companies and government institutions at both the national and EU level on how to tackle current economic policy challenges. The central concern of ZEW’s research is to analyse and design markets and institutions that allow for the sustainable and efficient development of knowledge-based economies in Europe. By keeping the public informed on its latest research and providing further training to researchers and business leaders alike, ZEW acts as a guide through economic change. ZEW was founded in 1991 and employs a staff of approximately 200, two thirds of whom are researchers. ZEW is a member of the Leibniz Association, a network of outstanding research institutes in Germany.
Research Fields of ZEW
Corporate Taxation and Public Finance; Digital Economy; Economics of Innovation and Industrial Dynamics; Environmental and Climate Economics; Inequality and Public Policy; Health Care Markets and Health Policy; Labour Markets and Social Insurance; Market Design; Pensions and Sustainable Financial Markets.
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| | | ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research
L7, 1 · 68161 Mannheim, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)621/1235-01
E-mail: LunchDebates@zew.de
Website: www.zew.de
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| | | Executive Directors:
Professor Achim Wambach, PhD; Thomas Kohl
Chair of the ZEW Supervisory Board:
Ministerial Director Dr. Hans Reiter
Registered Office: Mannheim
Local Court Mannheim HRB 6554
USt-IdNr.: DE188318292
Commitment to Data Protection
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