Germany gained almost €1.9 trillion ($2.1 trillion) between 1999 and 2017 as a result of the euro's introduction, according to a report by the Centre for European Policy (cep). The Freiburg-based think
percent this year from 1.6 percent last year, and to climb to 1.9 percent in 2017. EU economic growth is forecast to remain stable at 1.9 percent this year and rise to 2.0 percent next year. Certain factors
conclusion that Germany has gained most from the introduction of the euro: almost € 1.9 trillion between 1999 and 2017. This amounts to around € 23,000 per inhabitant. Otherwise, only the Netherlands has
(EU) ein Überprüfungsverfahren gemäß der Ioannina-Klausel einleiten. Ab April 2017 kann von 6 Mitgliedstaaten oder 19,3% der EU-Bevölkerung ein vereinfachtes Überprüfungsverfahren gemäß der Ioannina-Klausel [...] für die Beschlussfassung im Rat mit qualifizierter Mehrheit Folgendes: Von November 2014 bis März 2017 kann eine Minderheit von entweder 8 Mitgliedstaaten oder 26,3% der Bevölkerung der
Tackling COVID-19 Disinformation (cepPolicyBrief) [+] [...] The EU-Commission presents several measures and tools to fight COVID-19 disinformation on online platforms. A cep PolicyBrief assesses the Commission’s approach. [...] EU Data Strategy - Part 2 (cepPolicyBrief to Communication (COM 2020) 66) [+]
Capital relief for banks can support lending to the real economy in the COVID 19 crisis. However, they carry the danger that the mutual dependence of banks and states will continue to increase. Reducing