Dalia Marin

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Dalia Marin is Chair of International Economics at the University of Munich and a research fellow at the Centre for Economic Policy Research.

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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus
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Germany Can Reduce Its External Surplus

Nov 15, 2019 Dalia Marin rebuts a government report that concluded earlier this year that no policy tools are available.

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Germany’s Divided Soul
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Germany’s Divided Soul

Sep 2, 2019 Dalia Marin thinks an economic recovery in the east of the country would help to heal deep psychological scars.

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The Case for Intelligent Industrial Policy
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The Case for Intelligent Industrial Policy

May 9, 2019 Dalia Marin says the German government is right to follow China's lead in supporting knowledge-based sectors.

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How Germany Lost its Einsteins
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How Germany Lost its Einsteins

Jan 30, 2019 Dalia Marin blames inequality of opportunity for the loss of the country's innovative momentum.

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Germany’s Populism Amid Prosperity
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Germany’s Populism Amid Prosperity

Jun 1, 2018 Dalia Marin dismantles common economic explanations for the resurgence of right-wing xenophobia.

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The Populist-Prosperity Paradox

The Populist-Prosperity Paradox

Jul 3, 2018 Dalia Marin and PS Associate Editor Greg Bruno discuss Germany’s unique brand of political populism.

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The Long Human-Rights March
Jul 21, 2018

Thank you for pointing this out.
Germany’s Populism Amid Prosperity
Jun 8, 2018

Can you please send the reference of the work that shows this? Thank you.

The Coronavirus Is a Disease of Chinese Autocracy

Minxin Pei

When China’s leaders finally declare victory against the outbreak of the new and deadly coronavirus, they will undoubtedly credit the Communist Party of China's leadership. But the truth is just the opposite: the party is again responsible for this calamity.

Explaining the Triumph of Trump’s Economic Recklessness

Jean Pisani-Ferry

The Trump administration’s economic policy is a strange cocktail: one part populist trade protectionism and industrial interventionism; one part classic Republican tax cuts skewed to the rich and industry-friendly deregulation; and one part Keynesian fiscal and monetary stimulus. But it's the Keynesian part that delivers the kick.