Český rozhlas | One big European stock exchange? The ultimate nonsense, like moving to Mars the day after tomorrow, says Koblic
The European Union is struggling with economic problems and is increasingly looking at the back of the US and in some respects China. According to a report recently commissioned by the European Commission from the former central banker and former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi, the solution lies, among other things, in greater European investment. And to ensure that there is enough money for this and that European investors do not go elsewhere, the European capital market should be strengthened. Filip Křenek, project coordinator and analyst at the EUROPEUM Institute, commented for Český rozhlas.
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Hospodářské noviny | Europe prepares big changes to 'kick-start' business, according to Draghi
In a comprehensive analysis, renowned economist and former Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi warned EU countries that if their economies continue to grow as they have been, they are in for "slow agony". Well, stagnation. According to the former chief of the European Central Bank, the EU economies will be as large in 2050 as they are today, mainly because the number of people of working age will fall. The only way to reverse this trend is for EU countries to significantly increase their productivity. However, productivity in Europe has grown much more slowly in recent years than in the United States, for example. Filip Křenek, project coordinator and analyst at EUROPEUM Institute, commented for Hospodářské noviny.
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Deník N | Europe is lagging behind the US and China, it would have to invest to prosper. What does the Czech budget has to say to that?
In a report to the European Commission, Mario Draghi, former Italian Prime Minister and head of the European Central Bank, warns that without massive investment in green technology, digitalization and defense, Europe will lose its competitiveness. The report was commented by Associate Research Fellow at EUROPEUM Institute Klára Votavová.
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E15: European finance ministers arrive in Prague. They will discuss Ukraine and corporate taxation
On Friday, European energy ministers, finance ministers, and EU central bank chiefs will arrive in Prague. EcoFin - the two-day meeting will focus on the economic impact of the war in Ukraine, but also on reforms of the tax system. Our project manager Kristína Chlebáková commented on this topic for the internet portal E15.
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TA3: The cabinet of the new Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi has gained confidence in the Senate. The government is still awaiting a vote in the Chamber
The cabinet of the new Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi has gained confidence in the Senate. The government is still awaiting a vote in the Chamber of Deputies. The cabinet of the former head of the European Central Bank is also expected to succeed there. Alexandr Lagazzi, a research associate of the Europeum Institute, told more about this topic for Slovak television TA3.
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Brief on COVID-19: European integration continues on several fronts as the COVID-19 crisis escalates. Without the Czech Republic
In his brief, Jiří Lacina explores the impact of COVID-19 on the future development of European integration and the role of Czechia in this development.
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Talking Europe(um) – podcast o dění v Evropě a EU
Talking Europe(um) je podcast, který komentuje aktuální dění v Evropské unii. Seznam epizod a informace o tom, kde si podcast můžete pustit, najdete v článku.
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EU MONITOR: Eurozone Reform: A Victim of Political Economy
Linda Zeilina, in her latest EU Monitor, explores the topic of Eurozone reform from the perspective of political economy.
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EU MONITOR: Eurozone Reform: A Victim of Political Economy
Linda Zeilina publikovala EU Monitor, ve kterém se zabývá reformou eurozóny.
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Café Evropa: The Czech Republic and Euro – what are we afraid of?
Accept our sincere invitation to the public debate that is part of the series Café Evropa. Our guests will discuss the Czech Republic's entrance (or not) into the Eurozone.
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