Quellenverzeichnis

Quellenverzeichnis

Axios (2021). Exclusive: Biden’s $400,000 tax cap for individual earnings, not joint filers. April 2021. Washington, D.C..

Blanchard, Oliver (2021). In defense of concerns over the $1.9 trillion relief plan. Realtime Economic Issues Watch. 18. Februar. Peterson Institute for International Economic. Washington, D.C..

Bureau of Economic Analysis (2020a). News Release. Gross Domestic Product, 2nd Quarter 2020 (Second Estimate); Corporate Profits, 2nd Quarter 2020 (Preliminary Estimate). 27. August. Washington, D.C..

--(2021a). Gross Domestic Product. Washington, D.C..

--(2021b). Consumer Spending. Washington, D.C..

--(2021c). U.S. International Trade in Goods and Services, March 2021. Washington, D.C..

--(2021d). Personal Income and Outlays, March 2021. Washington, D.C..

--(2021e). Personal Income and Outlays, April 2021. Washington, D.C..

Bureau of Labor Statistics (2020). Differential Initial Impacts of COVID-19 on the Employment and Hours of the Self-employed. Washington, D.C..

--(2021). Civilian Unemployment Rate. Washington, D.C..

Congressional Budget Office (2021). Additional Information about the Budget Outlook: 2021 to 2031. Februar 2021. Washington, D.C..

Cordogno, Lorenzo (2021). Italy’s 1Q21 GDP Upward revision makes for a better outlook for the year. 1. Juni. European Economics Notebook.

Deloitte (2021). White House proposes significant budget bump for IRS. April 2021.

Europäische Kommission (2021). European Economic Forecast. Spring 2021. Brüssel.

Europäische Zentralbank (2021). Bulletin. April. Frankfurt/M.

Federal Reserve Bank of New York (2021a). U.S. Economic Outlook and Monetary Policy. May 2021. New York.

--(2021b). Survey of Consumer Expectations. March 2021. New York.

Gagnon, Joseph E. (2021a). Inflation fears and the Biden stimulus: Look to the Korean War, not Vietnam. Realtime Economic Issues Watch. Peterson Institute for International Economics. 25. Februar. Washington, D.C..

---(2021b). In conversation: US inflation and policy outlook with Joseph Gagnon. Peterson Institute for International Economics. 27. April. Washington, D.C..

Goodhart, Charles, Manoi Pradhan (2020). The Great Demographic Reversal. Ageing Societies, Waning Inequality, and an Inflation Revival. Palgrave: Macmillan.

Gopinath, Gita (2021). Structural Factors and Central bank Credibility Limit Inflation Risks. IWF Blog. 19. Februar. Washington, D.C..

Internal Revenue Service (2021). Two million more Economic Impact Payments disbursed under the American Rescue Plan; total reaches approximately 161 million as payments continue. April 2021. Washington, D.C..

Internationaler Währungsfonds (2021a). World Economic Outlook. April. Washington, D.C..

---(2021b). Fiscal Monitor. April. Washington, D.C..

---(2021c). A Proposal to Ende the COVID-19 Pandemic. Ruchir Agarwal. Gita Gopinath. IMF Staff Discussion Note 2021/04. Washington, D.C..

--(2021d). Transcript of April 2021 World Economic Outlook Press Briefing, April 2021. Washington, D.C..

Lane, Philip R. (2021). Die Inflation schwankt, aber sie bleibt niedrig. Interview. Handelsblatt. 8. April. S. 5.

OECD (2020). Economic Forecast Summary. December 2020. Paris.

--(2021a). Strengthening the recovery: the need for speed. OECD Economic Outlook. Interim Report. Paris.

---(2021b). Economic Outlook May. Paris.

Sachverständigenrat zur Begutachtung der gesamtwirtschaftlichen Entwicklung (2021). Konjunkturprognose 2021 und 2022. Wiesbaden.

Schnabel, Isabel (2021). Die Geldpolitik der EZB in der Corona-Krise. Webinar von Sven Giegold, 14.4.21. EZB. Frankfurt/M.

Summers, Lawrence (2021).

The Conference Board (2021). Consumer Conference Survey.

U.S. Department of the Treasury (2021). Budget of the U.S. Government. Fiscal Year 2022. Washington, D.C..

White House (2021a). Fact Sheet. American Rescue Plan. Washington, D.C..

--(2021b). Fact Sheet. The American Jobs Plan. March 2021. Washington, D.C..

--(2021c). Fact Sheet. The American Families Plan. April 2021. Washington, D.C..

--(2021d). Budget of the U.S. Government. Fiscal Year 2022. Washington, D.C..

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