
International carbon trading: a strategic lever to boost global decarbonisation
International carbon credits can support the EU’s 2040 target if buyers’ club rules and leverage ensure real mitigation gains

International carbon credits can support the EU’s 2040 target if buyers’ club rules and leverage ensure real mitigation gains

Europe is converging on a definition of economic security as reduced dependence – de-risking, reshoring, buying European. This column

As digital, environmental, and demographic transformations reshape labour markets, skills influence who benefits from these changes and who falls

European banking remains fragmented, leaving billions of euros inefficiently allocated. Reforms to establish a European deposit insurance system have

As the postwar international order fragments and universal agreement becomes increasingly elusive, policymakers face a pressing question: what form

Occupational licensing has attracted growing attention in advanced economies, yet little has been known about its prevalence outside the

The dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency has been blamed for an overvalued exchange rate that hollows out

Oil price shocks do not simply make conflict more likely everywhere; they change where violence happens. Using monthly georeferenced

There is growing evidence that place-based industrial policies lead to positive economic effects. This column analyses the “Million-Rouble Plants”

Christian Mumssen, the fund’s new director of strategy, cited a rapid succession of major shocks to the economy in

International carbon credits can support the EU’s 2040 target if buyers’ club rules and leverage ensure real mitigation gains

Europe is converging on a definition of economic security as reduced dependence – de-risking, reshoring, buying European. This column

As digital, environmental, and demographic transformations reshape labour markets, skills influence who benefits from these changes and who falls

European banking remains fragmented, leaving billions of euros inefficiently allocated. Reforms to establish a European deposit insurance system have

As the postwar international order fragments and universal agreement becomes increasingly elusive, policymakers face a pressing question: what form

Occupational licensing has attracted growing attention in advanced economies, yet little has been known about its prevalence outside the

The dollar’s role as the world’s reserve currency has been blamed for an overvalued exchange rate that hollows out

Oil price shocks do not simply make conflict more likely everywhere; they change where violence happens. Using monthly georeferenced

There is growing evidence that place-based industrial policies lead to positive economic effects. This column analyses the “Million-Rouble Plants”

Christian Mumssen, the fund’s new director of strategy, cited a rapid succession of major shocks to the economy in




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