Video
16 June 2014
Video
16 June 2014
Blog post
19 May 2014
In this follow-up, I argue that on top of these structural and institutional factors, there are also three short-term cyclical considerations in favou
Blog post
15 May 2014
Growth challenges for Asia and Europe
Working paper
14 May 2014
We gauge the de-facto capital account openness of the Chinese and Indian economies by testing the law of one price on the basis of onshore and offshor
Blog post
12 May 2014
What’s at stake: Many news outlets picked up the release of new “purchasing power parity” estimates by the International Comparison Program, emph
Blog post
25 April 2014
The Chinese renminbi (RMB) depreciated by as much as 3% vis-a-vis the US dollar in the first three months of 2014, a sharp departure from the 3% appre
Opinion piece
14 April 2014
Since the beginning of this year, the renminbi has been depreciating against the US dollar. That marked a departure from the earlier trend of the Chin
Blog post
11 April 2014
This blog raises two questions. The first is puzzling: why is Beijing in such a hurry to internationalise its inconvertible currency? The se
Blog post
19 March 2014
In economic terms, China is becoming more of an adult, and the renminbi is becoming a grown-up currency. Russia's actions in Ukraine have prompte
Blog post
19 March 2014
For Europe, and within it, the EU and especially for those inside EMU, the need to change both their policy framework is particularly clear, not least
Working paper
10 March 2014
How super-RTAs may emerge as game changers in the multilateral trading system as promulgated by the WTO, and the implications for China and India
Blog post
17 February 2014
In the near future, the term ‘BRICS’ may become a synonym for countries whose growth rate returned to normal after achieving rapid growth for a certai
Blog post
15 February 2014
A previous article in this newsletter (issue 3, December 2012) demonstrated how selected Asian governments have come to view science as integral to ec
Video
05 February 2014
Bruegel Non-Resident fellow Rainer Münz discusses the findings of an upcoming paper on global migration trends.
Opinion piece
14 January 2014
As a despondent year ends, there appear rays of hope. A healing world economy should help economic growth pick up. At home, a new Central government c
Blog post
08 January 2014
Many trade safeguard actions have essentially protectionist and political motivations. Thus, the absence of sustained lobbying from the leading German