The German Economic Review is dedicated to publishing theoretical and empirical research on Germany and the broader European and global economic system. The magazine emphasizes interdisciplinary dialogue and encourages collaboration between economists and experts in other fields such as history, political science, and sociology, in order to broaden the perspective of economic research. The magazine also welcomes articles using various research methods, including quantitative analysis, qualitative research, and theoretical frameworks. As an important platform for academic exchange, the magazine not only provides a place for German scholars to showcase their research results, but also provides a window for the international academic community to understand the economic situation, theories, and policies of Germany and Europe. By promoting international academic exchange and cooperation, this journal has made significant contributions to advancing the development of economics and related fields.