Better regulation in Europe: An action plan for the next Commission

Zach Meyers
19 March 2024

As Europe tries to boost its economic growth and become more innovative, the EU must reinvigorate the ‘better regulation’ agenda – and adapt it to how the EU institutions are evolving.
Why Europe should not worry about US out-performance

Aslak Berg
13 December 2023

The US has had stronger growth than Europe recently – but its out-performance is easily explainable. Instead of worrying about the US, Europe should focus on itself and avoid repeating past mistakes.
Europe should boost the Bretton Woods institutions

Sander Tordoir
01 December 2023

The EU should reinforce the World Bank and International Monetary Fund to stave off a destabilising financing crunch for many emerging and developing economies.
Has the IMF’s lending become too expensive for its own good? The case for a lending rate cap

Sander Tordoir, Tobias Krahnke
29 September 2023

The IMF risks losing relevance as multilateral provider of bailouts to countries in debt distress.
Germany needs a new growth model

Sander Tordoir, Shahin Vallée
30 June 2023

Berlin should fundamentally reset its growth strategy, rather than clinging to a failing model of industrial export corporatism.

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Is the EU taking the right approach to APP fraud?

Zach Meyers

12 November 2024

CCIA Europe

The EU law-making institutions are currently discussing updates to the EU’s current payment laws. One of the issues they want to tackle is the growing number of payment scams in Europe.