³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø

The US defence industrial base can no longer reliably supply Europe

Europe has long relied on US weapons but the US military industrial base faces constraints and its production may be redirected elsewhere

Incorporating political risk into analysis of sovereign debt sustainability

Political risk is not taken into account when assessing whether countries can manage their debts, but it could be and should be

What enlargement could imply for the European Union’s budget

The entry of nine new countries into the EU would impact the EU budget modestly while boosting national revenues for current members

How Europe can save for success

The EU’s new top finance official, Maria Luis Albuquerque, should lead member states and their citizens towards better retail savings

Successful central banks can afford to pay scant attention to money

Europe’s economic challenges discussed at the European Forum Alpbach

At the 2024 forum (17-30 August 2024), Bruegel participated as a Track Reporting Partner covering the finance and economy track

The European Union’s Geopolitical Ambitions: Enlargement, Neighbourhood and Necessary Institutional Changes

Joint defence as a European public good

The evolution of European public goods

How Europe has tackled the challenge of a common budget

Designing conditionality in the supply of European public goods

This paper studies the consequences of placing conditions on access to sources of central financing

Better braced for disaster: upgrading EU support mechanisms

The European Union needs to adapt its emergency funding mechanisms to the increasing number and severity of climate catastrophes

Forecasting the daily exchange rate of the UK pound sterling against the US dollar

European industrial policy at a crossroads? Evidence from an expert survey

A modest experiment shows that a specialised Brussels policy audience broadly agrees with Mario Draghi’s report on EU competitiveness

The new economic governance framework: implications for monetary policy