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Why Germany is not a model for the eurozone
Essay by Philip Whyte, 22 October 2010
Whatever happened to the G20?
Insight by Katinka Barysch, 14 April 2010
Narrowing the Atlantic: The way forward for EU-US trade and investment
Report by Philip Whyte, 29 April 2009

Global trade imbalances threaten free trade

Insight by Simon Tilford, 17 October 2011

The G20 needs a strategy to rebalance demand between the surplus and deficit economies if the world is to avoid a slide into protectionism.
Why Germany is not a model for Europe

Opinion piece by Philip Whyte
Der Tagesspiel, 10 November 2010

Germany's economy has been winning numerous plaudits of late. It is not hard to see why. Previously much-vaunted economies "Ireland, Spain, the UK and the US, to name just four" lived way beyond their means for far too long.
Why Germany is not a model for the eurozone

Essay by Philip Whyte, 22 October 2010

Many Europeans believe that confidence in the eurozone is best restored by turning the region into a larger version of present-day Germany. However, Germany is not the world-beating economy of current myth.
Whatever happened to the G20?

Insight by Katinka Barysch, 14 April 2010

George W Bush convened the first G20 summit in Washington in November 2008, at the height of the global financial and economic crisis.
Protectionism and the economic crisis: So far, so good?

Bulletin article by Philip Whyte, 01 June 2009

For much of the year, the spectre of the 1930s has loomed large over the global economy.
Narrowing the Atlantic: The way forward for EU-US trade and investment

Report by Philip Whyte, 29 April 2009

The financial crisis has provoked a dramatic contraction in world trade. With economic activity declining and job losses rising, protectionist pressures are mounting.
Options for EU trade policy

Bulletin article by Philip Whyte, 01 October 2008

In late July, the Doha round suffered its umpteenth setback, when ministers from the member-states of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) failed to agree on a package to liberalise world trade.
A new European mercantilism?

Bulletin article by Simon Tilford, 01 August 2008

Europe’s economic liberals have had a successful ten years. There have been protectionist pressures throughout this period, of course.

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