Sinn, Hans-Werner.

Overview

Works:	9 works in 4 publications in 1 languages

Titles

Redesigning the welfare state : = Germany's current agenda for an activating social assistance / by: Sinn, Hans-Werner.; Germany (Language materials, printed)

Privatization experiences in the European Union by: K鋌thenb鋎rger, Marko.; Sinn, Hans-Werner.; NetLibrary, Inc.; Whalley, John. (Electronic resources)

European monetary integration by: European Union countries; K鋌thenb鋎rger, Marko.; Sinn, Hans-Werner.; Widgr歋n, Mika.; NetLibrary, Inc.; Economic and Monetary Union. (Electronic resources)

The economics of target balances = from Lehman to Corona / by: Sinn, Hans-Werner.; SpringerLink (Online service); Eurosystem Monetary Transmission Network (Electronic resources)

Can Germany be saved? : = the malaise of the world's first welfare state / by: Sinn, Hans-Werner.; Germany (Language materials, printed)

Public finance and public policy in the new century by: Sinn, Hans-Werner.; NetLibrary, Inc.; Cnossen, Sijbren. (Electronic resources)

The German state banks : = global players in the international financial markets / by: Sinn, Hans-Werner. (Language materials, printed)

Jumpstart : = the economic unification of Germany / by: Sinn, Hans-Werner.; Sinn, Gerlinde.; Germany; Germany; Germany (Language materials, printed)

Subjects

Banks and banking- Germany. Public welfare- Germany. Financial Law/Fiscal Law. Banks and banking- Government policy- Germany. Finance, Public. Global Financial Crisis, 2008-2009. Economic Policy. Labor laws and legislation- Germany. Eurosystem Monetary Transmission Network- History. Germany- Economic policy- 1990- Monetary unions- European Union countries. Welfare recipients- Employment- Germany. Labor market- Germany. Foreign trade and employment- Germany. Banks and banking, Central- European Union countries. Popular Science in Economics. Germany- Social policy. International Finance. Germany- Economic conditions- 1990- Fiscal policy. European Union countries- Economic integration. Public welfare- Finance. Economic and Monetary Union. Competition, Unfair- Germany. European Economics. Macroeconomics/Monetary Economics//Financial Economics. Germany- History- Unification, 1990. Privatization- European Union countries. Financial statements- Standards- European Union countries.