Media
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Fredrik Erixon – Retaliation and Compensation in Trade Policy
Paper presented by Fredrik Erixon at an ECIPE conference in September 2021.
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Georgia and the Black Sea Security: Opportunities for Further Cooperation
Tengiz Pkhaladze writes an article about Georgia's role in the Black Sea regional security
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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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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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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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Far-Reaching Consequences of U.S. Financial Sanctions. The Dollar Shortage and the “Triffin Moment”
Miriam L. Campanella discusses the US financial sanctions and the consequences of disconnection from the dollar capital markets in Robert Triffin International
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Servicification of Manufacturing and Boosting Productivity through Services Sector Reform in Turkey
Policy Research Working Paper published by the World Bank.
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The Changing Geography of Finance. Shifting Financial Flows and New Hubs: Shanghai and Paris?
A new publication by Miriam Campanella on the recovery of the global economy and cross-border capital flows
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Dysfunction/Stagnation in Advanced Economies and China: Challenges and Opportunities
A recent paper on causes and consequences of high cross-border capital flows
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On Rule-based Trading in Uncertain Times
Hosuk Lee-Makiyama and Hanna Deringer discuss New Zealand’s role in the new trade architecture for The Policy Observatory at Auckland University of Technology
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Global financial governance and Belt and Road Initiative are mutually beneficial
A paper by Professor Qiao Yide, Vice Chairman and Secretary General of SDRF, written for China Business News
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UMPs’ Spillovers, and the Periphery’s Spillbacks
SSRN has published Miriam L. Campanella paper on UM's spillovers and reverse spillbacks, which hint to new dynamics in monetary policies