Digital economy, labour markets, skills and health

Will income inequality cause a middle-income trap in Asia?

A middle-income trap could occur not only if there is a delay in shifting the economy toward a productivity-driven structure, but also if there is a w

Bruegel Publication Launch: Manufacturing Europe's Future

Manufacturing Europe’s future

‘Manufacturing Europe’s future’ means getting the policies right for firms to grow and prosper. It is not about picking one sector over another, but p

Follow-up: The German minimum wage debate

Since our last blog post on the German minimum wage debate, there is now renewed interest in the topic. What are the prospects of&

Zsolt Darvas promoted to Senior Fellow

Bruegel's Board confirmed the appointment of Zsolt Darvas to Senior Fellow at Bruegel at its meeting on September 9th.

Bruegel strengthens team of non-resident fellows

Mark Hallerberg, Ashoka Mody, Rainer Münz and Jim O'Neill were appointed Bruegel non-resident fellows at the think-tank's Board meeting on September 9

Euribor and the limits of antitrust

The European Commission is investigating a suspected banking industry cartel, one of the many consequences of the opening of the London Interbank Offe

Brussels drops the call on Europe's single digital market

The European Commission's reforms are too coy about making the changes that would create a true digital single market.

Electricity without borders: a plan to make the internal market work

To reap the significant benefits from an integrated European electricity market, we propose the following blueprint: add a European system-m

An Internal Energy Market for Europe: why and when?

Bruegel releases enhanced RSS feeds

Bruegel has improved its RSS feeds to include full texts, graphs and links to download publications. If you are subscribed to the old R

The competitive harm of minority shareholding

Removing barriers to European entrepreneurship