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.
ifo Podcast: Home Office in Times of Pandemic
Millions of employees have been working from home for more than a year. Digitization has received an enormous boost in this way. However, the potential is far from exhausted. In January 2021, the German government introduced a home office obligation for companies in order to combat the spread of the Coronavirus. Will the home office become the new normal even beyond the pandemic?
ifo Business Climate Index Rises Steeply (May 2021)
ifo Podcast: From Basic Security to Basic Income - What Reforms are Needed?
Mansour Aalam, Stiftung Grundeinkommen
The basic security system in Germany is in need of reform. Are minimal reforms enough, or is a complete break with the system necessary?
Discussion: Is Germany Running Out of Bright Minds? Policy Approaches for Education and Innovation
Is Germany Running Out of Bright Minds? Policy Approaches for Education and Innovation
ifo Business Climate Index Rises Slightly (April 2021)
Press conference: The Impact of School Closures in Early 2021
Welcome Press Conference: The Impact of School Closures in Early 2021
Behavioral Barriers and the Socioeconomic Gap in Child Care Enrollment
ifo Business Climate Index Rises Notably (March 2021)
ifo Podcast: How Are Economic Forecasts Made?
How do economic forecasts come about? How has the coronavirus pandemic affected business cycle research at ifo? And what tools has the ifo Institute developed to respond to the new challenges posed by the pandemic?
One Year of Coronavirus Crisis: Current Economic Situation and the NoCovid Strategy
Die ifo Konjunkturumfragen: Hintergründe, Interpretation und Anwendungen
Verhaltensökonomische Grundlagen des Entscheidens - Ökonomische Experimente - Implikationen für das Konsumentenverhalten/ Binnennachfrage 2021
Dr. Marco Rehm, ZöBiS
Prof. Michael Weyland, PH Ludwigsburg
