The labour market in Germany

Michael Burda interviewed by Romesh Vaitilingam, 12 September 2008

Supply side reforms have had a positive impact on the labour market in Germany, raising job creation and reducing the unemployment rate. At the European Economic Association meetings in Milan in August 2008, Michael Burda of Humboldt University in Berlin discussed these achievements and future prospects for the German economy with Romesh Vaitilingam.

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Topics:  Labour markets Macroeconomic policy

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Michael Burda

Professor of Economics at Humboldt University Berlin and CEPR Research Fellow

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