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EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and the Global South: How to Make it Work

If the EU (and other rich countries) is genuinely interested in tackling climate change, it has to ensure that adequate funding is available for adaptation and loss and damage. It can then justifiably expect all countries to pitch in with mitigation.

Is the EU Natural Gas Price Cap Effective?

The current EU natural gas price cap on gas does not lower TTF volatility, fails to prevent price spikes, and has no significant impact on lowering inflation and commodity market volatility.

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Maria Cannata

Maria Cannata is the chairwoman of Mts, a leading trading exchange for sovereign bonds. She is also a consultant to the Italian Ministry of the Economy and Finance, where she led the Treasury Department from 2000 to 2018.

Fragmentation in the European Government Bond Market: The Risk of Mis-Pricing

The TPI is de facto a commitment of the ECB to intervene in markets to curb yields that are not justified by the fundamentals or countries’ fiscal profligacy. However, the TPI lacks of precision in determining which yields are justified and which are...

Policy Brief n.7 - New EU Fiscal Rules in Light of Contract Theory: Improvements and Unsolved Problems

The Council of the European Union (EU Council) agreed on a provisional set of new fiscal rules in its meeting on December 20, 2023, that introduces significant changes to the Commission’s proposals. The fiscal reform marks progress but is, at the sam...

Monasterolo Irene

Irene Monasterolo

Irene Monasterolo is full professor of Climate Finance at Utrecht University School of Economics, and research fellow at SUERF and at the Institute Louis Bachelier.

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Antonia Pacelli

Antonia Pacelli is a PhD student in Economics at University of Naples Federico II. Double Degree Master, graduated in Economics, majoring in Policy, at Católica-Lisbon and University of Naples Federico II.

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Marco Pagano

Marco Pagano is a Professor of Finance at the University of Naples Federico II. His research is in the areas of banking, corporate finance, and market microstructure, and currently focuses mostly on issues at the interface between labor and finance.

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Carmine Russo

Carmine Russo is a PhD Student at the University of Naples Federico II.

The Revised Stability and Growth Pact: A First Assessment

The Council of the European Union agreed on a provisional set of new fiscal rules in its meeting on December 20, 2023, that introduces significant changes to the Commission’s proposals. The fiscal reform marks progress but is, at the same time, a los...