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The study shows: 30% of companies are more inclined to reduce investments for research and development, cut jobs, and raise prices – and they are significantly less likely to consider the restrictions imposed by the government justified.

The University of Mannheim expresses their condolences after the shooting in Heidelberg:

Since January 2022, Prof. Markus Strohmaier holds the “Chair of Data Science in the Economic and Social Sciences” in the Area “Information Systems” at the University of Mannheim, Business School.

As the wave of the new Covid variant Omicron approaches, businesses face concerns yet again: profits collapse, and one in four businesses in affected sectors fears having to give up. According to the survey, 65 percent of the companies try to compensate for their losses with higher prices and thus ...

Admission requirements and selection criteria adjusted

The Mannheim Institute for Financial Education was founded with an inaugural conference on 29 an 30 November. Under the topic “Financial Education” MIFE explores questions such as: What do people know about finance and how does this knowledge influence their savings and consumer decisions? How can ...

In his Christmas Address, Dean Joachim Lutz looks back on the last two semesters.

The government is working hard to break the fourth wave of Covid-19 infections. The measures to curb the spread of the coronavirus affect not only the pandemic situation but also have serious consequences for companies. The December report of the German Business Panel (GBP) shows: At the end of ...

More than half of all German companies delegate the matter of sustainability to their board or management, and the topic is also becoming more important in terms of content. These are the key findings of a survey that was conducted by the Chair for Sustainable Business at the University of Mannheim, ...

Gunther Glenk new Assistant Professor of Accounting at Mannheim Institute for Sustainable Energy Studies