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In the Name of the French People: The European Consequences of Marine Le Pen’s Conviction
By supporting Marine Le Pen, members of the international nationalist coalition have put partisan solidarity before defending the interests of national taxpayers. A commentary by Sylvie Goulard
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Laura Bottazzi
Laura Bottazzi is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Bologna. She is a Fellow at the Innocenzo Gasparini Institute for Economic Research (IGIER) at Bocconi University, the Center for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) in London, and an affiliate of AFFECT, the American Finance Association’s committee for women in finance.
Recognized among the top 100 experts in Economics and Finance in Italy, her research focuses on international economics, innovation, venture capital, corporate financing, shock propagation, and financial literacy.
She earned a degree in Economic and Social Disciplines from Bocconi University and a PhD in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
European Reaction to Reciprocal Tariffs: How to Benefit from Economic Illiteracy
The advantages of the Trump administration's ‘reciprocal’ tariff structure for EU industry on the US market are likely to outweigh the direct impact of the 20% tariff that EU exports will now face. A commentary by Daniel Gros
L’Europa può sopravvivere a 4 anni di Trump?
L’instabilità delle relazioni transatlantiche e il mutamento degli equilibri geo-strategici pongono sfide cruciali all’Unione europea. Come affronterà l’Unione europea 4 anni di presidenza Trump?
Only a Revitalized Social Contract Can Curb Populism’s Rise
Mainstream politicians must ensure that the state can once again be a force for good. This means investing in public service delivery, allowing houses to be built, and reducing administrative burdens. A commentary by Catherine De Vries
A New EU/UK Partnership for a New European Security Era
The roundtable will discuss the progress and challenges in building an EU-UK security and defense partnership, focusing on obstacles due to the UK's third-country status, defense industry cooperation, and broader implications for security and economi...
Workshop on feasibility and desirability of a European Defense Union
The goal is to explore the feasibility and desirability of a European defense union, examining the forms it could take and how it compares to the politically simpler—yet likely ineffective—reinforcement of individual national armies.
The ECB’s Choices in the Face of Trump’s Tariffs
The ECB might counterbalance the impact of tariffs by steering the exchange rate, but that would be a mistake. Maintaining a focus on price stability is paramount.
Policy Brief n.39 - The EU's Anti-Subsidy Investigation Against Chinese Battery Electric Vehicle Imports
Direct public subsidies to Chinese BEV producers in the forms of grants and tax breaks are relatively small. The Commission motivates a large part of the countervailing duties (CVD) with the argument that entire markets in China are so distorted by i...
The Long-Term Consequences of One of the Greatest Economic Policy Mistakes in History
Tariff moves have also compromised the rest of the Trump administration’s strategy, from taxes to energy. A commentary by Lorenzo Bini Smaghi