
Julian Hinz
Julian Hinz is the head of trade policy at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, a prominent German think tank. In recent discussions regarding U.S. tariffs on European Union imports, he highlighted the potential economic repercussions, estimating significant drops in EU exports to the U.S. and a contraction in the EU economy. Hinz's expertise in trade policy positions him as a key voice in analyzing the impacts of international trade relations, particularly in the context of the strained economic ties between the U.S. and Europe.
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Julian Hinz, head of trade policy research at the Kiel Institute, thinks many in Europe don’t believe the deal is worth protecting.
Trump’s TACO on Greenland could stave off an economic warJulian Hinz argued that the claim that foreign countries bear the tariffs is a myth.
Die wirtschaftlichen Folgen für Europa und DeutschlandJulian Hinz from the Kiel Institute stated that the result of the trade war would be a negligible reduction in German GDP.
Wall Street e le altre, perché le Borse continuano a salire dopo i dazi (ed è una vittoria di Trump)Julian Hinz is a scholar from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy who calculated the potential production decline in Germany due to the trade deal.
В Европе оценили негативные последствия торговой сделки с Трампом — РБКJulian Hinz is a scientist from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy who calculated the potential production decline in Germany due to the trade deal.
В Европе оценили негативные последствия торговой сделки с Трампом — РБКJulian Hinz is a scientist from the Kiel Institute for the World Economy who noted the potential production decline in Germany due to the trade deal.
В Европе оценили негативные последствия торговой сделки с Трампом — РБКJulian Hinz is a trade economist at IfW who commented on the impact of tariffs.
Автоасоциацията в Германия призова за спешни преговори между ЕС и САЩ за митата
Julian Hinz, Kiel’s head of trade policy, said European economies aren’t exactly performing well right now.
Trump’s threatened 25% tariffs on EU imports could trigger ‘economic turmoil’ | International trade


















