Why are prices still so high despite low inflation? What does the European Central Bank’s interest rate cut mean for the economy? And how will climate change affect inflation in the long term?
There have never been so many ERC Starting Grants at once at the University of Bonn: no fewer than seven researchers have been successful with their applications in the highly competitive European Research Council (ERC) funding process.
With their funding of some €1.5 million each, the researchers will be able to realize their projects over the next five years.
The department congratulates Francisco Osswald do Amaral on graduating from the Bonn Graduate School of Economics!
Congratulations! Anna Schulze Tilling graduated from Bonn Graduate School of Economics.
Every year, the Rectorate of the University of Bonn and the Department of Economics award teaching awards to lecturers who have made outstanding achievements in teaching. The teaching awards recognize and highlight excellent teaching at the University of Bonn.
The German Research Foundation (DFG) has approved a new research group in the field of economics at the University of Bonn. In the Finance and Inequality Centre for Advanced Studies, the researchers led by Professor Christian Bayer and Professor Carsten Burhop are looking at the relationship between the growth of the financial sector and inequality from a historical angle.
Why do people perceive the same facts differently? What does this mean for their political opinions? And how can politicians deal with this?
Prof. Dr. Isabel Schnabel, Member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank and Professor of Finance at the University of Bonn, receives the Global Economy Prize in the Science category.