Book
28 January 2016
This new Bruegel Blueprint provides a differentiated understanding of growth, productivity and competitiveness and the important role public policy ne
Opinion piece
05 January 2016
The factors that dragged down the global economy in 2015 will persist – and in some cases even intensify – in the new year.
Blog post
16 November 2015
What’s at stake: The persistence of slow economic growth in the Great Recession has been puzzling. Two recent papers have tried to present a coherent
Event
13 November 2015
Debt levels in transition economies have risen by 25% relative to GDP since the financial crisis, yet there is still a huge gap in growth-friendly inv
Opinion piece
27 October 2015
Important reforms put in place over the past months, combined with a conjunction of particularly supportive external factors, mean that Italy could in
Event
28 September 2015
The conference in Berlin addressed two topics at the forefront of policy debates in Germany and Europe: stable growth and the energy transition.
Blog post
09 September 2015
Jean-Claude Trichet outlines the factors behind Bruegel's success over the years.
Blog post
09 September 2015
Bruegel was born out of an unusual openness to new ideas and an extraordinary coincidence of minds in the French and German Treasuries. The story of i
Blog post
09 September 2015
Mario Monti shares his insight on the making of Bruegel.
Blog post
09 September 2015
Guntram Wolff reflects on the time when he joined Bruegel and its next 10 years.
Blog post
09 September 2015
Nicolas Véron takes us back to the very early days of Bruegel in 2005.
Blog post
09 September 2015
Leszek Balcerowicz looks back at the time when he was a Chairman of Bruegel.
Blog post
08 September 2015
Bruegel is celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2015. This timeline provides an overview of key events in Europe over the last 10 years as well as majo
Event
08 September 2015
Bruegel's Annual Conference is a closed-door event with three panel discussions on banks and capital markets, growth perspectives, and monetary policy
Blog post
07 September 2015
Is the ‘Global Trade Slowdown’ a signal that globalisation has structurally 'peaked', and thus we should expect a stagnation of trade growth also in t
Blog post
31 August 2015
What’s at stake: This week’s data renewed concerns about developments in global trade as it showed for the last 6 months the biggest contraction in gl