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The German Economic Review

Published on behalf of Verein für Socialpolitik

Edited by:
Helmuth Cremer, Joseph F. Francois, Ben J. Heijdra, Walter Krämer, Wolfgang Leininger, Ivo Welch

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German Economic Review, the official publication of the German Economic Association (Verein für Socialpolitik), is an international journal publishing original and rigorous research of general interest in a broad range of economic disciplines, including:

• macro- and microeconomics
• economic policy
• international economics
• public economics
• finance
• business administration

The scope of research approaches includes theoretical, empirical and experimental work. Innovative and thought-provoking contributions, in particular from younger authors, are especially welcome. GER is edited by an international board of editors and associate editors from Europe and overseas. This ensures access to an international pool of referees and guarantees a high intellectual standard of published contributions. Editors are committed to a prompt turnaround of submissions.

TopNews and Announcements

CALL FOR PAPERS
The German Economic Review (GER) is soliciting contributions. The editors wish to attract original scholarship in:

• macro- and microeconomics
• economic policy
• international economics
• public economics
• finance
• business administration
  

GER also invites guest-editors for special issues on topics of current or broad interest.

Recent Special Issues:
Productivity Growth guest edited by Theo Eicher (May 2007)

TopHighlights

Growth, Employment and Taxation with Distortions in the Goods and Labour Market
Werner Roeger

Knowledge Capital and Venture Capital Investments: New Evidence from European Panel Data
Andrea Schertler

Tax Competition, Capital Mobility and Innovation in the Public Sector
Michael Rauscher

The Economics of School Quality
Eric A. Hanushek

A Rationale for the Coexistence of Central and Decentral Marketing in Team Sports
Oliver Gurtler

TopEndorsements

"German Economic Review exemplifies the renaissance of European economics. In its first four years, it has already published several important articles. Its balance between theoretical, empirical, and policy-oriented research is excellent. It should be regular reading for economists the world over, not just in Europe."  Avinash Dixit, Princeton