Uruguay’s high public debt and low credit risk puzzle: ‘what you don’t see is what you get’
Uruguay has one of the highest levels of public debt in Latin America and at the same time enjoys the lowest credit risk in the region.
Technology and economics
Why the D9+ Group should provide stronger leadership in European digital policy
Europe requires a stronger digital leadership from its member states, and the D9+ group should step in to fulfil the role in the future.
Workshop ‘Geopolitical pathways for the energy transition: the transatlantic relationship’
We addressed the transatlantic relationship to analyze how the European response is being after the publication of the IRA by USA.
The inflation-financial stability trade-off: the Fed at the crossroads
Is there really a dilemma faced by central banks between price stability and the stability of the financial system?
A European central fiscal capacity: the right response to Sino-US industrial subsidies
In this era of climate change and great-power rivalry, industrial policy is back and this necessarily implies greater public investment.
EU-level funding to solve state-aid dilemmas
Once again, the solution to a European problem is deeper integration. Let us hope that this time EU member States realise in time.
The fall of SVB: are all banks systemically large?
This paper explains the fall of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), its global shockwaves and the policy implications of the event.
The US-China technology war and its effects on Europe
The technology war between the US and China has taken a new turn as the two countries’ race to subsidise their industries gathers pace.
The EU-India Trade and Technology Council: opportunities and challenges ahead
In a context of increasing great-power competition, the EU and India are aiming to mutually bolster their respective strategic autonomies.
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