
Dangerous liaisons: Debt supply and convenience yield spillovers in the euro area
Governments in advanced economies face growing pressure to increase public spending. This column finds that debt issuance in euro

Governments in advanced economies face growing pressure to increase public spending. This column finds that debt issuance in euro

Calls for a ‘joined-up approach’ linking competition, trade and industrial policy have finally been heard in Europe. This second

In his report on European competitiveness, Mario Draghi argued that “industrial, competition and trade policies interact closely, and must

Anti-globalisation sentiment has risen significantly in recent decades. Focusing on French voting patterns since 1981, this column analyses the

Industrial policy has been used by many countries throughout history. Yet, it remains one of the most contentious issues

No country is safe from the risks posed by connections between politicians and private companies; scandals involving conflicts of

Despite progress in gender equality, significant labour market disparities persist, particularly impacting mothers after childbirth. This column investigates how

Remote work and geographic mobility have surged in the US since 2020. This column examines trends for both and

Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson of MIT together with James Robinson of the University of Chicago have been awarded

Economic inequality between white and non-white Americans remains pervasive. This column analyses how health inequality relates to disparities in

Governments in advanced economies face growing pressure to increase public spending. This column finds that debt issuance in euro

Calls for a ‘joined-up approach’ linking competition, trade and industrial policy have finally been heard in Europe. This second

In his report on European competitiveness, Mario Draghi argued that “industrial, competition and trade policies interact closely, and must

Anti-globalisation sentiment has risen significantly in recent decades. Focusing on French voting patterns since 1981, this column analyses the

Industrial policy has been used by many countries throughout history. Yet, it remains one of the most contentious issues

No country is safe from the risks posed by connections between politicians and private companies; scandals involving conflicts of

Despite progress in gender equality, significant labour market disparities persist, particularly impacting mothers after childbirth. This column investigates how

Remote work and geographic mobility have surged in the US since 2020. This column examines trends for both and

Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson of MIT together with James Robinson of the University of Chicago have been awarded

Economic inequality between white and non-white Americans remains pervasive. This column analyses how health inequality relates to disparities in




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