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Moritz Schularick

Moritz Schularick

German economist

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  • Aug 10

    Economist Schularick says Pistorius wastes €700 billion Bundeswehr budget on tanks and frigates

    Kiel Institute president Moritz Schularick told the Süddeutsche Zeitung that Defense Minister Boris Pistorius is spending much of the €700 billion Bundeswehr modernization budget on tanks and frigates instead of AI, drones and robotics, warning the program risks fizzling out.

  • Jun 11

    IfW Kiel holds 2026 German growth forecast at 0.8% despite Iran war, cuts 2027 outlook to 1.0%

    The Kiel Institute for the World Economy maintained its 0.8% GDP growth forecast for Germany in 2026, bucking a wave of downgrades by other forecasters, but lowered its 2027 projection from 1.4% to 1.0% as the Iran war keeps commodity prices elevated.

  • Jun 11

    Russia's war economy hits its limits: reserves near depletion, growth stalls, and dependence on China deepens, Kiel Institute study finds

    More than four years into the invasion of Ukraine, a new study by the Kiel Institute and the Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics finds Russia's fiscal reserves largely exhausted, growth at a standstill, and a structural dependence on China that weakens Moscow's long-term position.

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