Publications
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Recent publications
A quantitative evaluation of the European Commission’s fiscal governance proposal
This paper focuses on the fiscal adjustment that the first regulation would require of countries with debt above the treaty benchmarks.
European Union debt financing: leeway and barriers from a legal perspective
The paper investigates the legal feasibility of the EU borrowing on the capital market to finance European public goods.
A new governance framework to safeguard the European Green Deal
This policy brief sets out policy proposals to enhance governance in order to safeguard EU decarbonisation.
The Digital Markets Act is about enabling rights, not obliging changes in market conditions
Compliance with the DMA will be about ensuring that users are empowered with rights to challenge gatekeepers
Making sense of the European Commission’s fiscal governance reform plan
This Policy Brief offers proposals to enhance institutional self-commitment to implementation, with reputational consequences for non-implementation.
Publication list
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21 November 2011
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18 November 2011
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18 November 2011
Policy brief
16 November 2011
Assessing competitiveness: how firm-level data can help
As policymakers refocus on growth, the ability to take a firm-level view is key to disentangling the various factors at the root of competitiveness,
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16 November 2011
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15 November 2011
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14 November 2011
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14 November 2011
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11 November 2011
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07 November 2011
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04 November 2011
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03 November 2011
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03 November 2011
Working paper
02 November 2011
The international monetary system is changing: what opportunities and risks for the euro?
This working paper argues that the international position of the US dollar is likely to erode in the coming years, though the speed of the proc
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