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The real impact of AI on labor markets
1 agosto 2023
Today we discuss EU-China economic relations, a critical topic. China is the EU’s second-largest trading partner, and the EU is China’s largest trading partner, highlighting the high degree of economic interdependence. However, this relationship poses significant challenges such us trade imbalances (to the detriment of the EU), emerging technological gaps, state subsidies and claims of unfair competition.
Autores: Torres, Raymond
The EU and the US-China rivalry: conversation with Joaquín Almunia
26 julio 2023
Today we discuss EU-China economic relations, a critical topic. China is the EU’s second-largest trading partner, and the EU is China’s largest trading partner, highlighting the high degree of economic interdependence. However, this relationship poses significant challenges such us trade imbalances (to the detriment of the EU), emerging technological gaps, state subsidies and claims of unfair competition.
Autores: Torres, Raymond
Industrial policy in the EU and Spain: Recent debates
19 julio 2023
An examination of industrial policy in the EU and Spain reveals the need to reduce key external dependencies, or interdependencies, as well as arrive at an adequate path that avoids protectionist retaliation to the recently passed US Inflation Reduction Act, while at the same time harnesses the economic potential of the bloc. Going forward, taking into consideration current obstacles and limitations both at the EU and Spanish level, it will be necessary to embrace the appropriate industrial policy measures to ensure the transformation of the Spanish economy, in particular through maximisation of NGEU funds.
Autores: Xifré, Ramon
Etiquetas: Industrial policy
Fiscal sustainability of Spain’s local governments: Targeted weaknesses within overall strength
While Spain’s local governments have achieved balanced budgets on the whole, a number of municipalities present fiscal sustainability issues. Addressing these long-standing challenges will require extraordinary measures to improve structural solvency.
Autores: Aguerrea Alzualde, Ana
Etiquetas: Local governments
Spanish fiscal policy in an EU context: The transition back to normal
Although Spain recorded a fiscal deficit in 2022 that was worse than expected, lower extraordinary fiscal support measures, together with upside surprises in GDP and employment, make attainment of the 2023 deficit target look feasible. Going forward, any sound fiscal consolidation strategy for Spain should contemplate that the country’s high structural deficit requires gradual but unflagging and urgent correction.
Autores: Lago Peñas, Santiago
Etiquetas: Fiscal policy
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