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EconPol Europe’s Annual Conference 2018

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
Interview with Jörg Rocholl

EconPol Europe Founding Conference

Clemens Fuest
Welcome address and presentation of EconPol Europe
Massimo Bordignon, Marco Buti, Emmanuel Massé and Thomas Westphal (moderator: Daniel Gros)
Panel discussion “The Future of EMU”
François Villeroy de Galhau
Keynote speech "The Euro - Which Way to Go?"

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Featured Publication

The Role of Income Support Systems as Income Stabilizers in Times of Crisis

Mathias Dolls, Max Lay
Cover of EconPol Policy Brief 52

This Policy Brief examines how minimum income support (MIS) schemes contribute to the stabilization of disposable incomes in times of crisis in Europe. MIS systems act as a “safety net of last resort” in many European welfare states, but to varying degrees. The results from the simulation of stylized unemployment shocks hitting labor markets suggest that the tax-transfer system overall contributes to income stabilization in periods of crises. However, the MIS schemes’ individual contribution is relatively small, especially as set against the unemployment insurance system.

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