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La reforma tributaria pendiente ante el reto del envejecimiento
17 December 2024
Este artículo revisa opciones de reforma fiscal en los principales impuestos (IRPF, impuesto de sociedades, IVA e impuestos especiales).
Autores: Romero-Jordán, Desiderio
Tags: crecimiento, Desigualdad, Envejecimiento, Reforma impositiva
¿Es posible la estabilidad presupuestaria en el actual contexto de crecientes necesidades de gasto público?
En este artículo evaluamos, para el período 2024-2034, cómo impactarían las crecientes necesidades de gasto sobre las cifras de déficit y deuda pública del conjunto de las Administraciones públicas españolas y del subsector de comunidades autónomas.
Autores: Marín González, Carmen, Martínez López, Diego, Pérez, Javier J.
Tags: Déficit público, Deuda pública, Nuevas necesidades de gasto
Adapting to uncertainty: How the EU can navigate industrial and trade challenges in a fragmented world
16 December 2024
In a rapidly changing global landscape, the European Union (EU) faces unprecedented challenges to its industrial production and trade relationships. From the impacts of the ongoing war in Ukraine to increasing tensions with the United States and China, Europe’s economic model, long reliant on exports, is being put to the test. This was the focus of the latest Future is Blue podcast episode, where I hosted Aslak Berg, Research Fellow at the Center for European Reform, and Miguel Ángel González Simón, economist at Funcas, for an insightful discussion on the EU’s vulnerabilities and paths forward.
Autores: Carnicero Urabayen, Carlos
Spain’s gender pay gap: Convergence faces upcoming challenges
27 November 2024
Over the last two decades, Spain’s gender pay gap has narrowed significantly, from 29% in 2002 to 17% in 2022. However, recent stagnation in convergence is prompting a debate about the policies that need to be adopted for continued progress in the years to come.
Autores: Martínez, Ángel
Tags: Gender GAP
Regional financing reforms and the Catalan agreement
The recent fiscal agreement reached with Catalonia seeks to increase the region’s fiscal autonomy, bringing with it the potential to reshape Spain’s autonomous financing framework. Nevertheless, while implementation faces challenges, it underscores the need for comprehensive debate on the future of Spain’s interregional equity and fiscal stability.
Autores: Lago Peñas, Santiago
Tags: Catalan agreement
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