Articles
The evolution of Spain’s high-tech exports through 2023
Autores:
Xifré, Ramon
Spain’s high-tech product export intensity ranked sixteenth in the EU-27 in 2022, which is a considerable improvement from its position between 2014 and 2018. Given the role played by the high-tech manufacturing industry in unlocking sustained competitiveness gains, strategies are needed to further improve Spain’s…
Industrial production in the euro area: Navigating shocks, sectoral challenges, and global trade shifts
Autores:
González Simón, Miguel Ángel
The euro area’s industrial sector, historically a pillar of economic strength, faces significant challenges in the wake of recent external shocks, with divergent performance across countries and sectors. Going forward, the outlook for the industrial sector remains uncertain; thus, requiring that country-specific policies be complemented…
Outlook for Spain’s economy and public finances: 2024-2025
The Spanish economy continues to grow faster than the European average, with growth projections revised upwards for 2024 and 2025 to 3% and 2.1%, respectively. However, fiscal slippage relative to official targets is expected in 2025, requiring the government to introduce approximately 8 billion euros…
The Challenges for Universities: Governance Models and the Reinvention of the Teaching Profession
Autores:
Ramió, Carles
The objective of this document is to present a set of reflections on some of the challenges that public universities currently face.
Can Private Universities Compete with Public Universities in Spain? University Financing and Political Economics
Income contingent loans
scholarships
University education financing
university fees
university results
This article analyzes various models of university education financing, comparing theoretical aspects and practical applications, and focuses on the competition between public and private universities in Spain.