Blog post
11 December 2018
Economic policy challenges in Southern and Eastern Mediterranean
For a long time, southern and eastern Mediterranean countries struggled with serious socio-economic challenges and dysfunctional economic systems and
Growth
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Opinion piece
05 December 2018
The great macro divergence
Global growth is expected to continue in 2019 and 2020, albeit at a slower pace. Forecasters are notoriously bad, however, at spotting macroeconomic t
Opinion piece
29 November 2018
The world deserves a more effective G20
As the presidency shifts from Argentina to Japan at Buenos Aires (and then to Saudi Arabia) it is worth asking why the G20 has endured this long and w
Podcast
26 October 2018
Backstage: Japan’s inflation problem and monetary policy options
Bruegel senior fellow Zsolt Darvas welcomes Sayuri Shirai, professor at Keio University, visiting scholar at the Asian Development Bank Institute and
Event
18 September 2018
Structural reforms in Europe: policy lessons from the crisis
When are structural reform efforts successful in fostering productivity and growth when and why do they fail?
Blog post
13 September 2018
The economic case for an expenditure rule in Europe
Proposals for reforming the euro area back on the agenda. An overhaul of the European fiscal rules should be on high on this agenda, because the curre
Opinion piece
23 July 2018
Germany’s Government Still Has an Allergy to Investing
The new coalition budget looks a lot like the old German coalition budget.
Article
18 July 2018
Economic benefits of the Digital Single Market
Testimony before the European Parliament Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO).
Podcast
11 July 2018
Italy's economic and political outlook
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
Making Italy grow again
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
18 June 2018
Demographics and Long Run Growth
Scholars have been investigating the relationship between demographics and long term growth, in the context of the secular stagnation hypothesis. We r
Blog post
23 May 2018
The effects of Brexit on UK growth and inflation
The full consequences of Britain’s vote to leave the European Union were never going to be immediately perceptible. As we approach the second annivers
Annual report
17 May 2018
Bruegel Annual Report 2017
The Bruegel annual report provides a broad overview of the organisation's work in the previous year.
Blog post
07 May 2018
Did Economics Fail?
The debate about rethinking economics keeps rambling. We summarise newest contributions to this important discussion.
Opinion piece
30 April 2018
The upheaval Italy needs
While Italy remains without a new government, it would be foolish to believe that a country where anti-system parties won 55% of the popular vote will
Blog post
28 March 2018
Do wide-reaching reform programmes foster growth?
With growth gathering momentum in the eurozone, some have claimed this is the proof that structural reforms implemented during the crisis are working,