"Es gibt ein höheres Konflikt- und Gewaltpotential in Haushalten, in denen Befragte strengen Ausgangsbeschränkungen (...) unterlagen", sagt RWI-Forscherin Cara Ebert dem SPIEGEL. Im Rahmen des COSMO-Projekts forscht sie unter anderem an Daten zu häuslicher Gewalt.
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Die aktuelle Unstatistik thematisiert, mit welcher medizinischen und vor allem statistischen Unsicherheit Antikörper-Tests auf das Coronavirus verbunden sind. Dies gilt insbesondere für positive Testergebnisse.
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Der Index ist nach der aktuellen Schnellschätzung im April auf 108,9 gefallen. In den chinesischen Häfen verringerte sich der Umschlag etwas, während er in den übrigen Häfen auf niedrigem Niveau verharrte.
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The RWI and the German Economic Institute (IW) propose a new growth and modernization strategy for North Rhine-Westphalia regarding the corona crisis.
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Day by day, economic effects of the corona crisis become apparent. The RWI regularly publishes graphs with brief assessments of current key figures.
MoreThe economy matters for everybody. At RWI – Leibniz Institute for Economic Research we analyze what happens in the economy, why it happens, and which consequences changes in economic conditions and policies have for the individual and the society as a whole. With its research the Institute assists policy-makers and provides a basis for decision-making. It also assesses political measures. Furthermore, as a publicly funded research institute RWI wants to inform about economic issues, in a way that furthers a better understanding of economic processes among the wider public. Hence, RWI’s research approach is multidimensional, ranging from the individual to the global economy in its research divisions "Labor Markets, Education, Population”, “Health Economics”, “Environment and Resources” and “Macroeconomics and Public Finance”.
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The research division provides empirical analysis on current issues in labor, population and education economics and evaluates political measures.
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Applied empirical research is a major strength of this research division, focusing on both the regulation of health care systems and individual health-related behavior.
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The research division focuses on the evaluation of environmental and energy policy using modern methods of evaluation research as well as microeconometric analyses.
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Macroeconomic analysis is one of RWI´s core research areas – comprising much more than a solid description of present economic developments.
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The research group investigates determinants of educational decisions and their returns.
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The research group undertakes empirical research on the causes and consequences of migration.
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The research group undertakes research in the fields of energy access, local environment, water, micro-finance, and gender.
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The research group focuses on sustainable economic development and on institutions and processes that are necessary for controlling and regulating such a development.
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Within the scope of its evidence-based policy advice activities RWI also examines the microeconomic backgrounds of poverty in developing countries.
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Viele RWI-Forschungsprojekte sprechen direkt oder indirekt den unaufhaltsamen demografischen Wandel an.
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This research topic´s objective is to attain fundamental knowledge about regional interdependencies in economic activity that are of importance for economic policy.
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The Research Data Centre provides internal and external researchers with individual and firm data for non-commercial research, geocodes data and compiles regional data sets.
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