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ifo Dresden berichtet 5/2021
ifo Institute, Dresden, 2021
The Budgetary Costs of the Recent Pension Reforms
We present simulation results for the German pension system up to the year 2050. The pension reforms of the past years will double the age-related additional burdens for pension insurance in the next ten years. The prolongation of the simultaneous constraints on the contribution rate and the pension level would constitute a severe challenge for the federal budget and thus for taxpayers. If financed solely via value-added tax, the standard VAT rate would have to rise from 19% today to around 30% by 2050.
Joachim Ragnitz, Felix Rösel, Marcel Thum and Martin Werding
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The Budgetary Costs of the Recent Pension Reforms
Joachim Ragnitz, Felix Rösel, Marcel Thum, Martin Werding
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 03-06
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 03-06
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Citizens Prefer Lower Taxes Than Parliaments (But Not Always)
Stephan Geschwind, Felix Rösel
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 07-09
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 07-09
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Half Full or Half Empty? On the Importance of Nationwide Public Charging Infrastructure for the Development of Electromobility
Ulrike Illmann, Jan Kluge
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 10-17
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 10-17
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Compulsory Insurance for Natural Hazards?
Clemens Fuest, Marcel Thum
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 18-19
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 18-19
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ifo Konjunkturumfragen Ostdeutschland und Sachsen
Niels Gillmann, Jannik André Nauerth
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 20-22
ifo Institut, Dresden, 2021
ifo Dresden berichtet, 2021, 28, Nr. 5, 20-22