Hans-Werner Sinn
University of Munich
Hans Werner-Sinn is Professor of Economics and Public Finance at the University of Munich. He is President of both the Ifo Institute and CESifo Group. He received his doctorate (1978) and Habilitation (1983) from the University of Mannheim. He taught at the Universities of Western Ontario and has carried out extended research visits at the Universities of Stanford, Princeton, Jerusalem and Bergen as well as the LSE. His recent publications include The Green Paradox, MIT Press (2012), Casino Capitalism, Oxford University Press (2010), and Can Germany be Saved? The Malaise of the World's First Welfare State, MIT Press (2007).
Articles by Hans-Werner Sinn:
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European imbalances
9 March 2013, 15039 reads
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Mutualisation and constitutionalisation
26 February 2013, 8070 reads
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TARGET losses in case of a euro breakup
22 October 2012, 16967 reads
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Fed versus ECB: How TARGET debts can be repaid
10 March 2012, 10500 reads
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ECB crisis actions: The printing press perspective
18 November 2011, 7723 reads
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How to rescue the euro: Ten commandments
3 October 2011, 24524 reads
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Germany’s capital exports under the euro
2 August 2011, 14940 reads
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Greek tragedy
26 July 2011, 9689 reads
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On and off target
14 June 2011, 12163 reads
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The ECB’s stealth bailout
1 June 2011, 39202 reads
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Can Greece pull it off?
18 March 2011, 10493 reads
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A crisis mechanism for the euro: The European Stability Mechanism
11 March 2011, 10964 reads
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Why the Eurozone rescue fund is large enough
19 February 2011, 8134 reads
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Tolls instead of traffic jams
17 September 2010, 7003 reads
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Why Germany should not listen to the US
15 July 2010, 9896 reads
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Why financial regulation must also rebuild trust
21 March 2010, 11013 reads
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Why Europe should reject a new Glass-Steagall Act
4 March 2010, 10350 reads
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Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin wall
9 November 2009, 12702 reads
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Saving banks requires partial nationalisation
4 April 2009, 25004 reads
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What can be learned from the banking crisis
17 December 2008, 10065 reads
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Public policies against global warming: don’t forget the supply side
24 October 2008, 5673 reads
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Greenhouse gases: Demand control policies, supply and the time path of carbon prices
31 October 2007, 27799 reads
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The 30 billion euro deal
22 June 2007, 6488 reads
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Can Germany be saved?
19 June 2007, 26476 reads
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