Media
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Turning Regulation into Data: Digital Trade Restrictiveness Index
Erik van der Marel co-authored to a paper published by CEPR on Digital Trade.
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Achtung Europa!
Fredrik Erixon on the perils of strategic autonomy, technological sovereignty and economic independence in a policy brief for the Stockholm Free World Forum
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The economic costs of restricting the cross-border flow of data
In a joint Kearney-ECIPE study, Dr Matthias Bauer and Dr Erik van der Marel analyse the economic impacts of restrictions on the free flow of data between the European Union and the United States
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Regulating personal data: Linking different models to digital services trade
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane write for Voxeu
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Do data policy restrictions inhibit trade in services?
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane published their work on data restrictions and digital trade in the Review of World Economics
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Regulating Personal Data: Data Models and Digital Services Trade
Martina Ferracane and Erik van der Marel explore the different global models on personal data and their links to digital services trade
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Online Platform Restrictiveness
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane publish on online platform trade restrictiveness in The World Economy
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Digital Innovation in East Asia: Do Restrictive Data Policies Matter?
Erik van der Marel and Martina Ferracane publish a World Bank Policy Research Working Paper using the DTRI and assess its impact on digital innovation.
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Should Unfairness be Maintained in Corporate Taxation? The Disguise of the Tax Incidence in EU and OECD Corporate Tax Planning
This study is meant to address the failure of governments and international institutions (e.g. the EU, OECD and IMF) to account for the distributional consequences of tax policies. The focus of this study is on the “incidence” of corporate taxes, i.e. the financial burden corporate taxes cause for individual citizens in their capacity as workers, consumers, entrepreneurs and investors.
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Digital Taxes as Barriers to Trade
Matthias Bauer writes about digital services taxes, which by design discriminate against foreign importers of certain digital services.
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ECIPE submission to USTR Section 301 Investigation of France’s Digital Services Tax
ECIPE's comments address the motivation of the French government underlying its DST law and the extent to which it is unreasonable and discriminatory
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Corporate Tax Out of Control: EU Tax Protectionism and the Digital Services Tax
An ECIPE-EPiCENTER study criticising the idea to impose taxes on digital companies that do business in the EU.