Marie-Sophie Lappe

Double tax – why women pay it and what to do about it

Fixing gender inequality could reap big gains for the entire economy

Rebecca Christie, Marie-Sophie Lappe and Anna Gifty Opoku-Agyeman

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

Madalena Barata da Rocha, Nicolas Boivin, Zsolt Darvas, Marie-Sophie Lappe, Luca Léry Moffat, Catarina Martins and Conor McCaffrey

What are governments buying?

How does the European Union manage public-sector procurement, and is there room for environmental goals?

Rebecca Christie, Karolis Granickas, Francesco Nicoli and Marie-Sophie Lappe

European Green Industrial Policy at a Crossroads? A Pilot Set of Conjoint Experiments Among Policy Experts

Francesco Nicoli and Marie-Sophie Lappe

Advantages and pitfalls of green public procurement as a European strategic tool

Green public procurement supports EU climate goals but may conflict with other objectives, creating trade-offs that challenge its effectiveness

Marie-Sophie Lappe and Francesco Nicoli

Europe’s savings debate should focus on the bigger picture

Contrary to common belief, savings do not flee Europe for the United States, but the EU could still do more to put its savings to work domestically

Marie-Sophie Lappe and David Pinkus

Plugging Europe’s investment gap: understanding the potential of leveraging institutional investors

Expanding funded pensions via auto-enrolment could boost long-term investment and saver security, allowing the EU to address its investment gap

Marie-Sophie Lappe and David Pinkus

CORE concerns: why a turnover-based levy is wrong for the EU budget

A plan to raise EU revenues from companies benefitting from the single market would create risks and distortions, and should be withdrawn

Zsolt Darvas, Roel Dom and Marie-Sophie Lappe

Where do insurance firms and pension funds invest?

Europe needs long-term, patient capital to meet its investment needs. Where is the money going and how can policymakers help?

Rebecca Christie, Jesper Berg, Patrick Hoedjes, Marie-Sophie Lappe and David Pinkus

Bigger, better funded and focused on public goods: how to revamp the European Union budget

Zsolt Darvas, Roel Dom, Marie-Sophie Lappe, Pascal Saint-Amans and Armin Steinbach