Ricardo Hausmann and Minister Carlos Cuerpo, Spain's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Business, discuss economic complexity, spatial inequality, and other policy challenges facing #Spain 🇪🇸 at Elcano Royal Institute. Moderated by Jose Juan Ruiz.
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Join the Icelandic-American Chamber of Commerce and the Icelandic Canadian Chamber of Commerce for an online session this coming Tuesday and hear what Iceland's Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Thordis Kolbrun Gylfadottir has to say about the Icelandic economic outlook. Amerísk-íslenska viðskiptaráðið / American-Icelandic Chamber of Commerce, Business Iceland, Embassy of Iceland Canada #economy #economicoutlook #trade #chamberofcommerce #financeinsights #economy2024 #icelandic
Join Iceland's Minister of Finance and Economic Affairs, Thordis Kolbrun Gylfadottir on January 23rd at 11:30 am EST, for a conversation on Iceland's economic outlook. Minister Gylfadóttir will answer questions from participants following her presentation. The event is organized by the Icelandic Canadian Chamber of Commerce and the Icelandic-American Chamber of Commerce in partnership with the Embassy of Iceland Canada, Iceland's Embassy in Washington, DC, Business Iceland and Amerísk-íslenska viðskiptaráðið / American-Icelandic Chamber of Commerce. #economy #economicdevelopment #economicoutlook #chamberofcommerce #chambersofcommerce #iacc #icechamberusa
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The EU is lagging behind globally and Sweden is plummeting in the OECD's prosperity league. TN asked three experts to find out how bad the situation is and what can turn the tide. #sweden #oecd #competitiveness #nordics #centrefornordicbusinessstudies Centre for Nordic Business Studies
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Luxembourg Confederation is pleased to welcome Professor Arturo Bris for its traditional Journée des Présidents, which will take place tomorrow. Ahead of the event, Professor Bris reveals his insights on the competitiveness of the Grand Duchy with us. In a first question he gives us his viewpoint on the current status of Luxembourg in relation to competitiveness, comparing it to other nations. Find the complete article on our website: https://lnkd.in/eSBV3TNg #competitiveness #economy
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The northeastern Italian region of Veneto, home to Venice, could see a GDP loss of 20.84%, researchers found, while Poland's Zachodniopomorskie could see a loss of just over 12% and Italy's Emilia-Romagna region could see a loss of 10.16%. In the U.K., England's Lincolnshire was found to be the most at-risk economically, with an estimated GDP loss of 20.1% by 2100. https://lnkd.in/dZiPCU5S
Sea level rise could cost Europe billions in economic losses, study finds
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Director, Global Policy Center & Professor of Geopolitics of Europe, IE School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs | Mercator Fellow | Senior Associate, CSIS Europe, Russia, Eurasia Program
Join us for "Día de Europa" organized by the Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación of Spain. This event will address the question: "¿Por qué Europa importa?" by delving into key discussions on its significance in today's world. From its role in shaping global politics and economics to its impact on everyday lives, we'll explore the multifaceted meanings of Europe. I'll be participating in the second session of the event titled “A Glimpse into the Future”. The Secretary of State Fernando Sampedro will lead the dialogue, joined by Jose Ignacio Torreblanca and myself. The conversation will be moderated my dear friend Aleksandra Sojka. Together, we'll delve into the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for Europe. The Global Policy Center (GPC) is deeply committed to contributing to the future of Europe debate. We will work on different dossiers this week, and also host Enrico Letta for a discussion on the role of the single market when it comes to the #FutureOfEurope. IE University IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs Manuel Muñiz Angel Alonso Arroba Juncal Sánchez Mendieta Igor Galo ROSA ARANDA Barrio Kerry Parke Carlos Saldaña Iratxe Piñeiro Garate Alejandra Carolina Acedo Samaniego Cristina Vicente Ruiz Luis de Lossada i Gallart Álvaro Imbernón
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🏅What will be the economic benefits of the Paris Olympics? According to Bojan Ivanec, an economist at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the University of Limoges has estimated that the economic impact of the Olympics will be between €6.7 billion and €11.1 billion, or €8.9 billion in the medium scenario, which is 0.3 percent of French GDP. In more detail 👇
Paris 2024: The economic benefits and the wonders of the Olympic spectacle
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Germany's Chamber of Commerce warns of steepest economic downturn in 20 years. The European Commission's assessment further reinforced these apprehensions, identifying Germany as the primary drag on euro zone growth for 2024 and 2025. #RepublicBusiness #Germany #GermanyRecession #EuroZone #Recession #Economy https://lnkd.in/gy-sr6ZH
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📢 Economist Intelligence: EIU has just published its latest Business Environment Rankings for Q3 2024: 🇪🇺 In Western Europe, the Nordics lead the pack, with Denmark 🇩🇰 at the top of the regional rankings. 📈 Sweden 🇸🇪 , Finland 🇫🇮 and Norway 🇳🇴 are not too far behind. 🌟 But our star performer is Greece 🇬🇷 where we expect a marked improvement in the business environment and FDI, boosted by the New Democracy government's second term and its pro-business economic reform agenda. #business #westerneurope #nordics #greece #FDI
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PRINCIPALITY OF LIECHTENSTEIN This small hilly Central European principality located between Switzerland and Austria is one of the wealthiest sovereign states of Europe with a personal GDP of more than $ 150 000.00. The landmass is 160 km2, representing one of the smallest sovereign states in Central Europe, and the population rarely exceeds 37 000. The wealth of Liechtenstein is the result of low taxation of companies headquartered in the country. The number of international companies registered, in the capital Vaduz, exceeds the total population of Liechtenstein. The economy is based besides favourable taxation, on banking, postage stamp printing, light industries, insurance and tourism. This constitutional monarchy’s roots reach back to 5300 B C. The Vaduz Castle, the national museum, the Gutenberg Castle, the Red House of Schellenberg, the Stamp Museum, Ski Museum and Rural Lifestyle Museum attract thousands of tourists every year. The government owned and operated winery produces pinot noir and chardonnay wines that are sold to locals and tourists. Although Vaduz, the capital, is economically important, Schaans has a larger population. Liechtenstein has no airport (the closest is Zurich’s Kloten), but has excellent bus, and train connections to the rest of all European countries. The Swiss Army provides defence.
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Dear friends and colleagues, my paper "In search of a growth model for Italy: the failed attempt of an export-led recovery strategy?" has finally appeared in the Special Issue of the European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies 🎉 The paper is freely accessible online. I am happy to receive your comments and opinions! ➡️https://lnkd.in/dBauDJRi
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