Researchers
The following researchers worked/have worked/work for the Institute.
Heads of the Institute
- Bernhard Harms (1914–1933)
- Jens Jessen (1933–February 1934)
- Andreas Predöhl (1934–1945)
- Fritz Baade (1948–1961)
- Erich Schneider (April 1961–December 1968)
- Herbert Giersch (1969–1989)
- Horst Siebert (1989–March 2003)
- Dennis J. Snower (since October 2004)
Further Researchers
- Hermann Bente
- Ewald Bosse
- Gerhard Colm
- Wassily Leontief – Nobel laureate (1973)
- August Lösch
- Adolph Lowe
- Hans Neisser
- Karl Schiller
- Norbert Walter
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