Piece was first published on Internationale Politik Quarterly. The drive to change the EU’s fiscal rules has fizzled out, an agreement before the June 2024 European elections is unlikely. However, Europe cannot ignore it...
Dieser Beitrag erschien zuerst in der Welt am 8.11.2023. Obwohl die Schuldenbekämpfung notwendig ist, müssen die EU-Mitgliedstaaten umfangreiche Kosten stemmen – etwa für die Energiewende. Damit die Europäische Union auc...
Paper prepared for the informal ECOFIN meeting of EU finance ministers and central bank governors in Ljubljana on 10/11 September 2021. Paper is available here...
Joint EU borrowing to boost the recovery, if not treated as national deficit and debt, will substantially ease rules-based fiscal adjustment needs in southern and eastern Europe, but not in western and northern Europe. B...
The European Green Deal will be a defining feature of Ursula Von der Leyen’s incoming Commission. But will carbon border taxes and single carbon prices be enough to make Europe climate-neutral by 2050? This week, N...
In this Director’s Cut of ‘The Sound of Economics’, Guntram Wolff welcomes Bruegel research fellow Grégory Claeys to assess how the new Italian budget proposals measure up against the existing EU fiscal rules. Italy’s ne...
I gave a series of lectures at an IMF/ East Afritac workshop for high level officials interested in the East African Monetary Union drawing on the experience of the European Monetary Union....