Moritz Schularick
Moritz Schularick is a prominent German economist and academic, currently serving as the President of the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (IfW). He is known for his research on macroeconomics, finance, and the interplay between economic policies and financial stability. Schularick has contributed significantly to the understanding of the economic landscape in Germany and the Eurozone, particularly in the context of post-crisis recovery and fiscal policy. His insights are often sought in discussions regarding economic reforms and financial strategies, which are crucial for addressing contemporary challenges in the German economy, as highlighted in recent negotiations involving special funds for defense and infrastructure.
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China:
Moritz Schularick noted the collaborative efforts between China and Central Asian countries on economic development and climate change.
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Switzerland:
Moritz Schularick worked with Jens Südekum on the infrastructure fund proposals.
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Venezuela:
Moritz Schularick co-named the relationship between the U.S. and China as 'Chimerica'.
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Vietnam:
Moritz Schularick comments on Trump's negotiation skills in the context of trade wars.
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Switzerland:
Moritz Schularick is an economist who called for the rapid development of hypersonic weapons in a strategy paper for European security policy.
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Luxembourg:
Moritz Schularick described the plans as an extremely important step for security in Germany and Europe.
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Germany:
Moritz Schularick was involved in the discussions regarding the special funds.
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