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The Future of Globalisation
Dani Rodrik explains the globalisation paradox.
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Dani Rodrik explains the globalisation paradox.
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Bruegel research fellow Simone Tagliapietra discusses his new book, Global Energy Fundamentals.
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In the first Sound of Economics Live episode after summer we look at the State of the Union address delivered by Ursula von der Leyen.
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Keynote address by the German Federal Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz at Bruegel Annual Meetings, 3 September 2020
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Imagining a society, an economy and politics cohabiting with the virus and eventually overcoming it.
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What should be the ground rules to support more sustainable business in a post-pandemic world?
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In this episode we unpack some reflections about tourism we have collected during the Reopening Europe journey.
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In June 2020, as Europe reopened after lockdown, we crossed ten national borders. We listened to diverse citizens, from passers-by to politicians, business people to artists, recording, documenting, and publishing stories.
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This is a summer feature of the Sound of Economics in cooperation with the Reopening Europe project.
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As the Brexit negotiations are entering their final straight line, the question of trade agreements is heating up. Economists talk about the “cost of non Europe”. How much each country has gained from belonging to the EU’s single market? How much would it have missed out on if it didn’t belong to the single market? […]
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In their toolkit against a pandemic that knows no borders, several EU countries have bet on new technology from our era of globalisation: digital contact tracing COVID-19 apps. But the way they've been rolled out illustrate troublesome limits to the EU digital single market.
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Before the pandemic hit, a substantial share of households reported that they would be unable to handle a financial emergency. In some EU countries, many had savings equivalent to just a few weeks of basic consumption.
