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Gunther Schnabl

Gunther Schnabl is a professor of international economics and economic policy in the department of economics at Leipzig University, Germany.

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Is the Japanese Low Inflation–Low Interest Rate Model at an End?

Gunther Schnabl|Thomas Mayer
Central Banks Have Been Hedging Rampant Regulation. Will This End Now?

Gunther Schnabl
How the BOJ Created “Noninflationary” Money While Ruining the Japanese Economy

Taiki Murai|Gunther Schnabl
Inflation, War, and Oil: How Today’s Crises Are Rehashing the 1970s

Gunther Schnabl
What Causes Exceptionally Low Inflation in Japan and Switzerland?

Taiki Murai|Gunther Schnabl
Japan’s Inflation Is Hidden behind Central Bank–Financed Subsidies

Taiki Murai|Gunther Schnabl
Can the Dollar Survive Both Cryptocurrencies and China?

Alexander Herborn|Gunther Schnabl
Japan’s Ultraloose Monetary Policy Has Undermined Savings and Prosperity

Gunther Schnabl|Taiki Murai
Japan Embraced Debt as a Way out of Its Budget Crisis. It’s Not Working.

Taiki Murai|Gunther Schnabl

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Articles

Japan Rice Price Crisis Reveals a Twofold Policy Dilemma

08/19/2025 Mises Wire Taiki Murai Gunther Schnabl

Japan’s economy is caught between inflationary monetary policy and powerful agricultural interests. There is no easy way out.

Is the Japanese Low Inflation–Low Interest Rate Model at an End?

02/01/2023 Mises Wire Gunther Schnabl Thomas Mayer

For nearly three decades, the Japanese economy has slowly imploded under low interest rates and heavy government debt. It may soon be time to pay the piper.

Central Banks Have Been Hedging Rampant Regulation. Will This End Now?

08/10/2022 Mises Wire Gunther Schnabl

The latest bout of inflation has exposed how central banks around the world have used easy money policies to help cover for the economic drag created by the regulatory state.

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