By Krisztina Pusok, American Consumer Institute With the economy still reeling from the COVID-19 pandemic, there are growing calls to ease competition in the labor market by restricting immigration. But these policies overlook the fact that highly educated foreign graduates from U.S. universities act as a stopgap for a shortage of American STEM graduates. Before taking […]
By Christian Hald-Mortensen With delicious animals increasingly under fire for their part in climate change, the market for meat substitutes is growing fast. Old and new brands alike are racing to provide environmentally conscious consumers plant-based or lab-grown alternatives. So how can the discerning buyer separate the meat from the chaff? Christian […]
European companies are globally competitive, but the changing global economic landscape poses growing threats in terms of state-backed champions and regulatory risks. Bruegel suggests some key ways to promote European champions without violating market principles.
