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  • Why British prosperity is hobbled by a rigged land market
    Why British prosperity is hobbled by a rigged land market
    13 February 2013 by Simon Tilford

    The British have the least living space, highest office rents and most congested infrastructure in the EU-15. A rigged market for land is to blame.

  • Time to bite the bullet on European defence
    Time to bite the bullet on European defence
    01 February 2013 by Clara Marina O'Donnell

    In response to declining defence budgets, Europeans must buy cheaper military equipment and co-ordinate their efforts to build sophisticated drones.

  • Eurozone slump derails Britain's economic strategy thumbnail
    Eurozone slump derails Britain's economic strategy
    28 January 2013 by Simon Tilford

    The British government's drive to rebalance the UK economy has foundered on falling exports to the EU; UK exports to the rest of the world are booming.

  • the ECB done enough to save the euro?
    Has the ECB done enough to save the euro?
    25 January 2013 by John Springford

    The ECB may have done enough to stop euro break-up for now, but markets are likely to test its willingness to buy government debt.

  • Cameron's optimistic, risky and ambiguous strategy
    Cameron's optimistic, risky and ambiguous strategy
    24 January 2013 by Charles Grant

    Some of David Cameron's EU speech is sensible. But his strategy is risky, riddled with ambiguities and could lead to a British exit.

  • Europe places too much faith in supply-side policies
    Europe places too much faith in supply-side policies
    18 January 2013 by Simon Tilford

    The damage done to Europe's growth potential by very low investment and mass unemployment is likely to offset the benefits of structural reforms.

  • How can the EU influence China? thumbnail
    How can the EU influence China?
    07 January 2013 by Charles Grant

    The EU would have more influence in China if its governments were more willing to work together and if it focused on a few key objectives.

  • Sound public finances require more than low budget deficits
    Sound public finances require more than low budget deficits
    04 January 2013 by Simon Tilford

    Small budget deficits are no guarantee of sustainable public finances: Europe needs higher inflation and growth if it is to stem the rise in public debt.

  • Time to stop the EIB’s carbon subsidies
    Time to stop the EIB's carbon subsidies
    20 December 2012 by Stephen Tindale

    The European Investment Bank (EIB) lends half its annual energy pot to efficiency and renewables. But it is still lending to coal. This is inconsistent with climate policies.

  • Europe's youth job crisis
    Europe's youth job crisis
    30 November 2012 by Katinka Barysch

    Some 14 million young people in the EU are not in work or education. German-style apprenticeships and flexible labour markets could help them get jobs.

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