“European green finance is expanding, a discount on bank capital would discredit it” By Alexander Lehmann, courtesy of the Bruegel Institute The Commission’s ‘European Green Deal’ sets out massive investment needs in a variety of areas, amounting to potentially 1.5 per cent of the EU’s annual GDP. If these targets are to be […]
Per a Pew Research Center poll, many Europeans fear Brussels is losing touch with the needs of its citizens and fear for the region’s economic future. While Brussels is credited with promoting peace and prosperity, its “inefficient” and “intrusive” nature has cast a pall over the perception of economic well-being of most citizens […]
“Starting Bell About to Sound for US-UK Trade Negotiations” By Daniel Griswold and Jack Salmon, courtesy of the Mercatus Center When the bells peal in the United Kingdom on Friday to mark its formal Brexit from the European Union, they will also signal the opening for that nation and the United States to […]
