Anna Bahí
Anna Bahí is a Research Analyst at Bruegel. She specialises in international trade, development and labour markets.
She speaks Catalan, Spanish and English.
Previously, Anna worked as a Research Assistant at CaixaBank Research. She holds a master’s degree in Specialised Economic Analysis (International Trade, Finance and Development) from the Barcelona School of Economics and a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Featured work
Europe’s long-term care gap: longevity risk and health uncertainty
Future EU long-term care demand hinges more on health trajectories than ageing alone, making prevention and healthy ageing central
Russian foreign trade tracker
Tracking Russian trade using data from the EU, China, the US, South Korea, Japan, India, the UK, Turkey, Switzerland, Norway, Brazil and Kazakhstan
Between values and interests: drivers of EU aid
EU aid is still more poverty-focused than peers, but external policy drivers are growing and reshaping development cooperation after Global Gateway
Carbon pricing beyond borders: assessing climate policy spillovers from the EU carbon border adjustment mechanism
EU CBAM is nudging trade-exposed partners towards carbon pricing, but spillovers are concentrated in high and upper middle-income countries
All work
Working paper
01 September 2026
Europe’s long-term care gap: longevity risk and health uncertainty
Future EU long-term care demand hinges more on health trajectories than ageing alone, making prevention and healthy ageing central
Dataset
03 July 2026
Russian foreign trade tracker
Tracking Russian trade using data from the EU, China, the US, South Korea, Japan, India, the UK, Turkey, Switzerland, Norway, Brazil and Kazakhstan
Working paper
08 June 2026
Between values and interests: drivers of EU aid
EU aid is still more poverty-focused than peers, but external policy drivers are growing and reshaping development cooperation after Global Gateway
Working paper
26 March 2026
Carbon pricing beyond borders: assessing climate policy spillovers from the EU carbon border adjustment mechanism
EU CBAM is nudging trade-exposed partners towards carbon pricing, but spillovers are concentrated in high and upper middle-income countries