Grégory Claeys
Grégory Claeys is a Senior Fellow at Bruegel. He is currently on leave for public service, as Director of the Economics Department of the ‘Haut-commissariat à la Stratégie et au Plan’ (formerly known as France Stratégie), the think tank and policy planning institution of the French government.
His research interests cover European macroeconomic governance, monetary and fiscal policy, the European Union budget and EU investment plans.
He speaks English, French and Spanish.
Grégory is also an Associate Professor at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in Paris where he is teaching macroeconomics. Previously, he taught undergraduate macroeconomics at Sciences Po in Paris and was a visiting researcher in the Financial Research Department of the Central Bank of Chile in Santiago, and in the Economic Department of the French Embassy in Chicago. From 2006 to 2009, he worked as a macroeconomist in the Economic Research Department of the French bank Crédit Agricole. He holds a PhD in Economics from the European University Institute (Florence).
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Featured work
Inflation inequality in the European Union and its drivers
A conceptual framework for the identification and governance of European public goods
How to find institutional arrangements for public-good provision, to maximise the benefits of public goods for EU members?
The Macroeconomics of Decarbonisation: Implications and Policies
What will it cost the European Union to pay its economic recovery debt?
Servicing the EU debt until 2058 seems feasible, despite increased borrowing costs, but member countries must make choices about budget funding
All work
Dataset
25 October 2024
Working paper
30 May 2024
A conceptual framework for the identification and governance of European public goods
How to find institutional arrangements for public-good provision, to maximise the benefits of public goods for EU members?
Event
30 April 2024
The macroeconomics of decarbonisation
At this event we launched the book "The Macroeconomics of Decarbonisation: Implications and Policies"
External publication
08 February 2024
Report
09 October 2023
Analysis
09 October 2023
What will it cost the European Union to pay its economic recovery debt?
Servicing the EU debt until 2058 seems feasible, despite increased borrowing costs, but member countries must make choices about budget funding
Event
04 October 2023
Managing Expectations: Inflation and Monetary Policy
Launch of one of the IMF World Economic Outlook analytical chapters
Annual meetings
06 September 2023
Bruegel Annual Meetings, 6-7 September 2023
A symphony in progress: shaping a new agenda for Europe
Podcast
08 June 2023
Debt dynamics: Exploring EU borrowing in changing times
As interest costs rise, the EU should review how they are accounted for in its budget and financial framework.
Policy Brief
31 May 2023
The rising cost of European Union borrowing and what to do about it
Interest rates on the EU debt have risen substantially since 2022: what are the main drivers and implications and what to do about it?