External Publication
The impact of COVID-19 on the Internal Market
Study assessing the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the European Union's Internal Market and consumer protection prepared for the European Parliament.
Bruegel scholars are often called upon to provide their expertise to parliaments. Below is a list of recent testimonies to national, European and American parliaments.
External Publication
Study assessing the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the European Union's Internal Market and consumer protection prepared for the European Parliament.
Parliamentary Testimony
Analysis on possible ECB treaty mandate provided to the House of Representatives of the Netherlands.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony to the European Parliament on monetary policy.
External Publication
In-depth briefing and analysis on the issues of digital trade and the geopolitics of trade provided to the European Parliament.
External Publication
This study analyses the current state of national obstacles to free movement in the EU Single Market.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the European Parliament on the subject of euro area accession.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the European Parliament on the subject of China-EU economic relations.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the European Parliament on the subject of EU fiscal policies.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony before the European Parliament on the subject of digital trade.
Parliamentary Testimony
Testimony to the European Parliament on the geopolitical aspects of trade.
External Publication
The COVID-19 crisis has compounded the uncertainty that has come to characterise the European economy. We explore how this uncertainty manifests itself in terms of ECB decision-making and the long-run challenges the ECB faces.
External Publication
This briefing paper focuses on two aspects of the EU fiscal framework: whether an expenditure rule would be more reliable than a structural budget balance rule and the possible benefits and drawbacks of introducing a golden rule to exclude certain types of investment from the operational fiscal rule.
