ifo Media Center
The ifo Institute invites you to participate in the discussion of interesting economic topics via the Internet. In our ifo Media Center a whole series of remarkable events are available and can be viewed in full length. We also record selected speeches and presentations given by employees or at events and make them available in our Media Center.
Lunchtime Seminars Dresden
In the midday seminar staff members of the TU Dresden, the ifo Institute as well as external academics present and discuss their current research results.
SEEM – Seminar on Energy and Environmental Economics Munich
SEEM offers a scientific forum for discussing theoretical and empirical research on topical issues in the fields of energy, environmental and climate economics.
Munich Economic Debates
In our Munich Economic Debates lecture series, the ifo Institute invites thought leaders from the worlds of academia and business to share with us their thoughts and concepts on current economic policy ideas and challenges.
ifo Annual Meeting
The public session of the ifo Annual Meeting is dedicated to a current economic policy topic and brings together science, business and politics.
Dresdner Vorträge zur Wirtschaftspolitik
In the series Dresdner Vorträge zur Wirtschaftspolitik, prominent economists present their latest research findings in economics and finance.
ifo Lunchtime Seminars
The weekly lunchtime seminars are of great help in promoting the exchange of new research ideas. They serve as a forum for the discussion of current research and research findings as well as new developments in economics.
ifo Industry Colloquium
The ifo Industry Colloquium is a platform for current topics from an industry-specific perspective. In its four sector forums – Industry, Trade, Construction, and the Service Sector – experts from companies, associations, politics, and research discuss current industry developments, trends, and challenges.
EUROCONSTRUCT
At the centre of the EUROCONSTRUCT activities are conferences, organised twice a year at changing European cities by the national partner institute, with the focus on the cyclical development of construction activity and on further topics with direct relevance for the construction sector.
Nicolas Bunde
Specialist
Christian Pfaffl
Specialist for Agriculture and Food Industry
Cristina Rujan
Corporate Collaborations and Data Science Education Coordinator
Pablo Fernández Kolb
Junior Economist and Doctoral Student
Open Access Policy of the ifo Institute
As a member of the Leibniz Association, the ifo Institute is committed to Open Access. It thereby adheres to the "Berlin Declaration on Open Access to Knowledge in the Sciences and Humanities" and the "Open Access Policy of the Leibniz Association 2016-2020".
A Primer on Developing European Public Goods
A report to Ministers Bruno Le Maire and Olaf Scholz
Clemens Fuest and Jean Pisani-Ferry
Executive Summary
This version: 3 November 2019
ifo Viewpoints
In the ifo Viewpoints, ifo President Clemens Fuest comments on current economic policy issues. The ifo Viewpoints are published as guest contributions in various leading media outlets.
30 Jahre Mauerfall - Demokratie und Marktwirtschaft (VfS)
Economists will meet in Leipzig from 22 to 25 September 2019 for the Annual Conference of the Verein für Socialpolitik, the association of German-speaking economists. The meeting will be attended by ifo researchers and the institute will be represented at the event with a stand.
Munich Seminars
The Munich Seminar series is a joint initiative of CESifo and the Süddeutsche Zeitung. External guests from universities and research institutions present policy papers on current topics.
Anna Hasselqvist
Junior Economist and Doctoral Student
Taxation and Mobility – International Institute of Public Finance Annual Congress in Glasgow
More than 400 international public finance economists will meet in Glasgow for the 75th Annual Congress of the International Institute of Public Finance (IIPF).
Italy’s Long Way into the Crisis
The current government crisis in Italy is raising concerns that the eurozone's third-largest economy could collapse. The fact that this development has a long history can be seen in the article by Giuseppe Bertola, University of Turin, in our current EEAG report.
