Julius Probst is the European macroeconomist. He has an MSc in Economics and a PhD in Economic History from Lund University, Sweden. Julius has previously spent time at the ECB and Macrobond Financial, and is currently a labour economist for Appcast, where he writes for Recruitonomics.
Economics & Growth
Julius Probst, PhD
Summary Worker shortages are hitting labour markets in advanced economies hard. Without a massive inflow of foreign workers, countries like Germany will soon see their workforce shrink. After several decades of declining bargaining power and stagnating wages, these trends might now finally reverse as adverse demographics are increasingly leading to labour scarcity. The Decade-Long Decline […]
Julius Probst, PhD
Excessive money growth during the height of the pandemic was a good predictor for high inflation one year later.
Julius Probst, PhD
One of the more worrying global trends in recent decades is that economic growth in advanced economies has fizzled out. The economic historian Robert Gordon suggests the US economy is struggling with demographic trends like a rapidly ageing society, but he also believes that the easy gains from innovation have been made.
Julius Probst, PhD
The winners of the 2022 Nobel in economics are former Fed chair and Princeton economist Ben Bernanke and the two academics Douglas Diamond and Philip Dybvig.
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