Aussenwirtschaft

2002 - 2023

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Volume 73, issue 01, 2023

How fares the "commanding heights" of the Swiss economy? Evidence from the Crux of Capitalism project pp. 1-32

Magaly Abboud, Fabio Bernasconi, Sára Czégé, Camilla Erencin, Simon J. Evenett and Felix Reitz

Comment on "How fare the "commanding heights" of the Swiss economy? Evidence from the Crux of Capitalism project" by Magaly Abboud, Fabio Bernasconi, Sára Czégé, Camilla Erencin, Simon J. Evenett and Felix Reitz pp. 33-34

Christoph Schaltegger

Zombiefirmen: Ein Schatten über der Wirtschaft pp. 35-52

Christoph Schaltegger and Laura Zell

Comment on "Zombiefirmen: Ein Schatten über der Wirtschaft" by Christoph A. Schaltegger and Laura Zell pp. 53-56

Camilla Erencin

On the identification of zombie firms pp. 57-64

Luca Mingarelli, Jonas Wendelborn and Tamarah Shakir

Comment on "On the identification of zombie firms" by Luca Mingarelli, Jonas Wendelborn, and Tamarah Shakir pp. 65-66

Felix Reitz

When companies don't die: Analyzing zombie firms in a low interest rate environment pp. 67-86

Angela De Martiis and Franziska J. Peter

Comment on "When Companies Don't Die: Analyzing Zombie Firms in a Low Interest Rate Environment" by Angela De Martiis and Franziska J. Peter pp. 87-90

Johannes Binswanger

Recovery and exit of zombie firms in Portugal: A remake pp. 91-108

Carlos Carreira, Paulino Teixeira and Ernesto Nieto-Carrillo

Comment on "Recovery and exit of zombie firms in Portugal" by Carlos Carreira, Paulino Teixeira, and Ernesto Nieto-Carrillo pp. 109-112

Reto Föllmi

A case of unilateral trade liberalization: The autonomous abolition of industrial tariffs by Switzerland in 2024 pp. 113-169

Thomas Zimmermann

Volume 72, issue 01, 2022

The growing importance of investment funds in capital flows pp. 1-40

Richard Schmidt and Pinar Yesin

Comment on "Growing importance of investment funds in capital flows" by Richard Schmidt and Pinar Yesin pp. 41-44

Iñaki Aldasoro

Open-ended bond funds: Systemic risks and policy implications pp. 45-62

Stijn Claessens and Ulf Lewrick

Comment on "Open-ended bond funds: systemic risks and policy implications" by Stijn Claessens and Ulf Lewrick pp. 63-66

Robert Czech

Volume 71, issue 01, 2021

Wenn eine geldpolitische Nebensache zur politischen Hauptsache wird: Das riesige Vermögen der Schweizerischen Nationalbank pp. 1-34

Aymo Brunetti and Reto Foellmi

Switzerland's system of free trade agreements: Assessing the impact on imported goods pp. 35-72

Philipp Imhof

You can smuggle but you can't hide: Sanction evasion during the Ukraine crisis pp. 73-125

Piotr Lukaszuk

Volume 70, issue 01, 2019

The impact of trade tensions on Switzerland: A quantitative assessment pp. 1-34

Laurence Wicht

Comment on "The impact of trade wars on Switzerland: A quantitative assessment" by Laurence Wicht pp. 35-38

Claudia Bernasconi

Swiss market access in a global trade war pp. 39-60

Alessandro Nicita, Marcelo Olarreaga, Peri Silva and Jean-Marc Solleder

Export hurdles in practice pp. 61-90

Emilie Gachet and Tiziana Hunziker

Swiss goods exports and the Sino-US trade war: Conflicting transmission mechanisms pp. 91-110

Simon J. Evenett

"Eliminating the IMF. An Analysis of the debate to keep, reform or abolish the Fund." by Imad A. Moosa / Nisreen Moosa pp. 111-114

Edoardo Beretta

Volume 69, issue 01, 2018

Do Swiss foreign assets hedge the business cycle? pp. 1-40

Nicolas Stoffels and Cédric Tille

Comment on "Do Swiss foreign assets hedge the business cycle?" by Nicolas Stoffels and Cédric Tille pp. 41-44

Pinar Yesin

Demographics and the current account pp. 45-76

Joschka Gerigk, Miriam Rinawi and Adrien Wicht

Comment on "Demographics and the current account" by Joschka Gerigk, Miriam Rinawi, and Adrien Wicht pp. 77-80

Monika Bütler

Comparing estimation methods of trade costs pp. 81-106

Michael Knuchel

Volume 68, issue 01, 2017

The contribution of monetary institutions to stability pp. 1-18

Harold James

The contribution of monetary institutions to stability: The Swiss case pp. 19-28

Ernst Baltensperger

Money demand: A simple look at some data pp. 29-49

Juan Pablo Nicolini

Long-run money demand in Switzerland pp. 47-62

Stefan Gerlach

Long-run effects of exchange rate appreciation: Another puzzle? pp. 63-82

Marlene Amstad and Beatrice Weder di Mauro

Causes and consequences of long-run currency appreciation: The Swiss case pp. 83-100

Peter Kugler

Currency competition in Switzerland pp. 101-108

Michael D. Bordo

A single investor of the current account surplus? Benefits and risks of a monopoly supplier of money in Switzerland pp. 109-114

Reto Foellmi

Missing link: The case of free trade between Switzerland and Taiwan pp. 115-138

Patrick Ziltener

A study case on the caveats in the measurement of FTAs effect on trade: Switzerland's free trade agreements pp. 139-167

Timothy Nussbaumer

Volume 67, issue 03, 2016

EU-Swiss trade integration via input-output linkages pp. 1-23

Peter Egger and Katharina Erhardt

Switzerland's gains from trade with Europe pp. 25-42

Christian Hepenstrick

Comment on "Switzerland's gains from trade with Europe" by Christian Hepenstrick pp. 43-45

Reto Foellmi

MRIO linkages and Switzerland's CO2 profile pp. 47-63

Octavio Fernández-Amador, Joseph Francois and Patrick Tomberger

Comment on "MRIO linkages and Switzerland's C02 profile" by Octavio Fernandez-Amador, Joseph Francois, and Patrick Tomberger pp. 65-67

Marcelo Olarreaga

Collateral damage: The harm done to Swiss commercial interests by EU policies since the crisis began pp. 69-89

Simon J. Evenett

Comment on "Collateral damage: The harm done to Swiss commercial interests by EU policies since the crisis began" by Simon Evenett pp. 91-93

Claudio Wegmueller

Die Schweizer Wirtschaft zwischen Hammer und Amboss: Eine Analyse der "Franken-Schocks" 2010/11 und 2015 pp. 95-133

Matthias Flückiger, Christian Rutzer and Rolf Weder

Volume 67, issue 02, 2016

The historical origins of the safe haven status of the Swiss franc pp. 1-30

Ernst Baltensperger and Peter Kugler

Comment on "The historical origins of the safe haven status of the Swiss franc" pp. 29-30

Tobias Straumann

Exchange rate floor and central bank balance sheets: Simple spillover tests of the Swiss franc pp. 31-50

Adrien Alvero and Andreas Fischer

Comment on "Exchange rate floor and central bank balance sheets: Simple spillover tests of the Swiss franc" pp. 49-50

Eric Jondeau

Risk premia on Swiss government bonds and sectoral stock indexes during international crises pp. 51-67

Thomas Nitschka

The banking sector and the Swiss financial account during the financial and European debt crises pp. 69-97

Raphael Auer and Cédric Tille

Volume 67, issue 01, 2016

Multis: Ihre Rolle und Bedeutung in der schweizerischen Wirtschaftspolitik pp. 1-26

Rudolf Walser and Alois Bischofberger

The stickiness of national competitiveness: Implications for Switzerland and beyond pp. 27-43

Stephan Mumenthaler and Barbara von Schnurbein

Hosting multinationals: Economic and fiscal implications pp. 45-69

Peter Egger and Marko Koethenbuerger

Comment on "Hosting multinationals: Economic and fiscal implications" pp. 67-69

Christian Keuschnigg

Knife edge? Switzerland as a base for multinational companies as relations worsen with the European Union pp. 71-90

Simon J. Evenett

Comment on "Knife edge? Switzerland as a base for multinational companies as relations worsen with the European Union" pp. 89-90

Reto Foellmi