Blog post
18 November 2013
Easing now or later?
There is almost no doubt that the ECB will need to loosen up its monetary stance a bit more, the question is when to do so?
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Blog post
14 November 2013
Governments must follow the ECB's rate cut with policy action
The Eurozone is still at risk of falling into deflation. Euro area core inflation rates, i.e. inflation rates excluding volatile energy and food price
Comment
05 November 2013
Manufacturing Europe's growth
Europe's policies should focus on the high-end industries that are driving Europe's productivity growth.
Blog post
28 October 2013
„Die EU setzt nicht die richtigen Ziele“
Interview mit Bruegel-Forscherin Reinhilde Veugelers über die Renaissance der Industriepolitik.
Blog post
28 October 2013
Die Energiewende braucht einen europäischen Strommarkt
Bruegel-Forscher Georg Zachmann über das Paradox sinkender Stromerzeugungskosten.
Event
14 October 2013
Blog post
14 October 2013
How to read the EU budget deal?
The approval of the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) 2014-2020 was preceded by the usual agonizing negotiations, but a deal was eventually struck
Blog post
11 October 2013
Empirics of energy competitiveness
The loss of competitiveness because of elevated energy costs is concentrated in a limited number of sectors. The cost of subsidising energy-intensive
Blog post
09 October 2013
EU vs. regional electricity markets: Don't think too small
A comment on the ‘Schengenisation’ of EU energy policy: going for regional electricity markets instead of an EU-wide market comes at a cost.
Blog post
07 October 2013
German business on the crisis, growing political rifts and UK exit fears
The crisis is not over! This is the opinion of a large part of top managers from German DAX corporations and ten German banks surveyed by&nb