Ritschl is economic history professor at the London School of Economics. DW-TV: For more we're joined by Albrecht Ritschl, economic history professor at the London School of Economics -and he says ...

STEVE CHIOTAKIS: Here’s a headline you’ve heard over and over again. Greece’s national credit rating has been downgraded. But the bigger news is that the latest S&P decision means Greece now has the ...

Muted interest in German 10-year bonds at an auction today raised feared that investors are getting jittery even over the eurozone's strongest economy. Kai Ryssdal: Let’s try an experiment in ...

The economic impact of the coronavirus is similar to the situation during both world wars. It could even match the despair of the Great Depression. Still Germany is well prepared, says Albrecht ...

In the New York Times, Hans-Werner Sinn of Germany's Ifo Institute for Economic Research argued that Greece has already received far more help than Germany received under the post-war Marshall Plan.

Barry Eichengreen and Albrecht Ritschl N°112 The U.S. Business Cycle, 1867-1995: Dynamic Factor Analysis vs. Reconstructed National Accounts Albrecht Ritschl, Samad Sarferaz and Martin Uebele N°111 A ...

Albrecht Ritschl, an adviser to the German ministry of economics, said the country would be happy to accept a "currency commissioner" with sweeping powers to veto national budgets, while officials in ...

An interview a few days later on Spiegel Online, the largest German-speaking news website, with another journalist who had heard the radio broadcast, focused on Ritschl’s observation that Germany had ...

Albrecht Ritschl, an economic historian, talked to Spiegel on his view of the Greece problem. Curiously, he points out that Germany’s default in the 20th Century was probably among the biggest of all.

Bank of England archives reveal £5.6 million of gold was transferred days after Nazi siege of Czechslovakia in 1939 The bank sanctioned the transfer of gold, which is worth an estimated £736.4 million ...

Barry Eichengreen and Albrecht Ritschl N°112 The U.S. Business Cycle, 1867-1995: Dynamic Factor Analysis vs. Reconstructed National Accounts Albrecht Ritschl, Samad Sarferaz and Martin Uebele N°111 A ...