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EconPol Europe’s Annual Conference 2018

Ulrike Wolf-Prexler, Clemens Fuest
Welcome address
Maria Åsenius, Bernd Lange, Andrea Montanino, Eckart von Unger, Chair: Sébastien Jean
Panel Discussion: Challenges of EU Trade Policy Making
Maria Martin-Prat
Keynote speech
Simon J. Evenett
Plenary session "New Protectionism and its Costs": New Protectionism: Forms, Scale, and Effects
Gabriel Felbermayr
Plenary session "New Protectionism and its Costs": The US-China Trade War: Effects on Europe
Hylke Vandenbussche
Plenary session "New Protectionism and its Costs": US-EU Trade: the Cost of non-TTIP
Stefano Schiavo
Plenary session "New Protectionism and its Costs": The Impact of Trade on European Firms and Workers

EconPol Europe Panel Munich Economic Summit

Clemens Fuest, Markus K. Brunnermeier, Anne-Laure Delatte, Marek Mora
Munich Economic Summit EconPol Europe Panel: The Future of the Euro

1st EconPol Europe CESifo PhD Workshop

Jörg Rocholl
Breaking the Doom Loop: The Eurozone Basket
Discussion: "Breaking the Doom Loop: The Eurozone Basket" by Jörg Rocholl

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Upcoming events

CEPS Ideas Lab 2019 - EconPol Lab

Convergence and stabilisation in the Eurozone
The Egg, Rue Bara 175, 1070 Brussels
22.02.2019 | 9:15 - 10:30

Since the French-German Meseberg declaration from June 2018, the debate about euro-area reforms has gathered new momentum. The EconPol Europe Lab Session will discuss chances and risks of recent policy initiatives such as an unemployment re-insurance scheme or tools incentivising structural reforms in the member states. Can these instruments deliver what their proponents promise? How could a compromise on EMU reform look like that finds support in all member states? 

Speakers:
Mathias Dolls (Senior Economist, ifo Institute)
Charles Wyplosz (Professor of International Economics, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva)
Anita van den Ende (Deputy Director General, Dutch Treasury)
Pier Carlo Padoan (Former Minister of Economy and Finances, Italy)

Moderator:
Iain Begg (Professorial Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Dahrendorf Forum, European Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science)

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