Since October 2007, I am professor for international economics at the FHTW Berlin - University of Applied Science. Prior to this position, I have been working as an economics editor for Financial Times Deutschland, the German language edition of the FT, covering national and international macroeconomics. Together with Daniela Schwarzer, I have been running the blog Eurozone Watch (http://www.eurozonewatch.eu) since 2006.
Recent Blog Posts by Sebastian Dullien
- German Public Finances: Accounting Tricks in Conflict with the SGP
- European Monetary Union needs an external stability pact
- The Economic Consequences of the Grand Coalition in Germany
- Mr Steinbrück on his path into history books
- German economists have to take some blame for Merkel’s slow reaction
- Germany in recession: Official forecasts are still way too optimistic
- ECB’s U-turn cannot repair the political damage done
- Recession in EMU: Not if, but how long is the question
- Germany on the verge of recession: Why are politicians so far behind the curve again?
- European business confidence in free fall: Thank you, Mr. Trichet?
- Economic outlook is clouding: Recession call for Ireland and Spain, Germany slowing sharply
- The ECB is heading for its most risky move yet
- Is the Celtic Tiger catching the Portuguese Flu?
- German economy shows signs of slowing
- The strong euro is taking its toll
- Deconstructing the German public sector wage agreement
- Beware of false arguments: The strong euro will hurt
- Monetarism in Germany: The tale of two Wikipedias
- Spain: A stimulus package in the wrong country
- Impressions from Spain: Prepare for a hard landing
- Davos: The surprising return of global macropolicies
- The transatlantic divide: How fiscal policy debates differ
- The euro economy in 2008
- The US subprime crisis: Was it really the Fed’s fault?
- The euro economy and the subprime crisis: taking the temperature
- The German Recovery: Tripple whammy ahead for investment
- Is Europe really that sclerotic: Lessons from recent IMF data
- The German Turnaround: The reform story revisited, part III
- The German Turnaround: The reform story revisited, part I
















