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Prof. Spengel launches a new digital teaching concept

At the beginning of the spring semester 2023, the digital teaching concepts of Prof. Dr. Christoph Spengel reach another milestone with the release of the Tax ...

Person mit langen blonden Haaren und grünem Pulli sitzt mit Laptop an einem Schreibtisch am Fenster

Credit: Anna Logue

The Biases in Online Product Reviews: What Consumers and Managers Need to be Aware Of

Within his time at the Universtity of Mannheim, Luca-Joel Schäfer took a closer look at online product reviews and biases.

Herr Hinrichs hat kurze braune Haare, trägt ein Sport-Trickot und hat die Arme vor der Brust verschränkt

World championship title for Teo Hinrichs

Mannheim business administration sports scholar wins the World Cup in India together with his teammates of the German national field hockey team.

FAZ guest article by Prof. Spengel

The OECD calculates the minimum tax revenue nicely. The global minimum tax leads to high administrative costs. In the end, Germany could hardly get anything out ...

Mannheimer Schloss, links: gründer Kasten mit Foto von Prof. Stahl und Schriftzug:

Credit: Norbert Bach

Consumer behaviour is influenced by personal politics

Blog post by Prof. Stahl (Chair of Quantitative Marketing & Consumer Analytics).

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Credit: Nobert Bach

Prof. Stefan Reichelstein and Prof. Dr. Gunther Glenk (MISES) are involved in the ELCH project.

Under the leadership of Daimler Buses, the aim is to develop practical and economical fully electrically powered coaches in collaboration with renowned research ...

Ifm study on family businesses

In the past decade, German family businesses have created significantly more new jobs than Dax companies.

Prof. Niessen-Ruenzi has long, brown hair and wears a black jacket and a white blouse.

Credit: Anna Logue

Male financial advertising

So-called 'financefluencer' try to take away customers' fear of investing money. But how serious are their offers? Prof. Alexandra Niessen-Ruenzi answers this ...

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Analysis by the Institute for SME Research of the University of Mannheim

Family businesses are growing faster than Dax-listed companies in terms of both, their number of employees and their sales.

Prof. Spengel hat kurze Haare und trägt eine Brille sowie einen blauen Anzug und eine rosa Krawatte

Credit: Rike Allendörfer

Prof. Spengel quoted on Cum Ex scandal

Prof. Christoph Spengel (Chair of Business Administration and Taxation) was significantly involved in the uncovering of the cum-ex and cum-cum transactions.

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