Policy brief
06 September 2018
What is the economic potential and the risks of crypto assets? Regulators and supervisors have taken great interest in these new markets. This Policy
Opinion piece
23 August 2018
China has opted for a renewed fiscal and monetary stimulus to address the risk of the US-led trade war. The dual policies send a clear signal that ec
Podcast
11 July 2018
In this week's Sound of Economics, Bruegel affiliate fellow, Silvia Merler, is joined by Marcello Minenna, PhD lecturer at the London Graduate School
Opinion piece
26 June 2018
On March 4th, Italians sent a resounding message in favour of a break with the past. The ultimate test for the new ‘government of change’ will be whet
Blog post
31 May 2018
The economic agenda of Italian populists is likely to exacerbate rather than alleviate Italy’s longstanding problems. But the piecemeal, small-step ap
Event
31 May 2018
We are pleased to host the presentation of Paul Tucker's latest book.
External publication
29 May 2018
What are the major challenges of central banks today? This book discusses the developing role of central banks and the policies they pursue in seeking
External publication
23 May 2018
This study provides an overview, analysis and evaluation of how EU funds for migration, asylum and integration policies have been used. Using publicly
Opinion piece
09 May 2018
It is hard to judge whether China will indeed carry out a substantial opening of its financial sector, despite the significant external pressure it fa
Blog post
04 May 2018
When thinking about what will determine the prosperity and well-being of citizens living in the euro area, five issues are central. This column, part
Blog post
03 May 2018
Improvement in institutional quality, particularly concerning the rule of law, is the most essential and urgent structural reform the EU can make. Wit
Working paper
26 April 2018
Since the financial crisis, EU countries' economies have recovered to the point that they are exiting their adjustment programmes. Institutional stabi
Blog post
16 April 2018
A paper jointly written by 14 French and German economists set off a debate about the reform of euro-area macroeconomic governance. We review economis
Podcast
03 April 2018
In this week’s Director’s Cut of ‘The Sound of Economics’ podcast, Bruegel director Guntram Wolff talks with Nicolas Véron, senior fellow at Bruegel,
Blog post
28 March 2018
With growth gathering momentum in the eurozone, some have claimed this is the proof that structural reforms implemented during the crisis are working,
External publication
28 March 2018
Bank failures have multiple causes though they are typically precipitated by a rapidly unfolding funding crisis. The European Union’s new prudential l