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Emission Possible

29 March 2029

This paper urges EU decision makers to include transportation and buildings into the already existing Emissions Trading System (ETS). The study found that consolidating …

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Green Alert

22 March 2023

This paper urges EU decision makers to avoid entering a tit-for-tat subsidy battle with the Unites States in response to the US Inflation Reduction …

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An evidence-based tobacco products directive

15 March 2023

Work is underway at the European Union to develop a third Tobacco Products Directive. This briefing outlines a number of simple measures that could …

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Tackling Europe’s Cost of Living Crisis

1 February 2023

This paper analyses how excessive taxation and regulations are worsening inflationary pressures in eight European countries. As a result of heavy state intervention, European …

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EU Minimum Wage Will Harm Subsidiarity and Low-Income Earners

7 December 2022

The briefing reviews the newly passed directive on adequate minimum wages in the EU and investigates its potential negative impacts on traditional collective bargaining …

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The case against energy price caps

6 October 2022

As energy prices soar this year, policymakers in the European Union and the United Kingdom have proposed various measures aimed at limiting energy inflation. …

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The EU’s Debt Dilemma

Henrik Mogensen Nielsen // 16 March 2023

The EU is in an existential debt crisis. This crisis is often overlooked, and if it is not brought under control, it may lead …

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Poland needs to tap into its wind power potential

Julia Galusiakowska // 10 March 2022

Poland’s geographic potential for wind energy development is similar to that of industry leaders; yet, the interference of the Polish government continues to block …

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Inflation Reduction Act: How protectionism affects US–EU relations

Christopher Jakoubek // 6 March 2023

The Inflation Reduction Act signed by the Biden administration in the autumn of 2022 could be one of the most expensive climate legislation in …

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Should British free-marketeers deprioritise tax cuts?

Kristian Niemietz // 21 February 2023

What does it mean to be a liberal?
The basic programme of liberalism has been remarkably consistent over the centuries, but the emphasis has …

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Consolidated tape: A radical change to European stock exchanges

Nikitas Kitsantas // 31 January 2022

European stock exchanges are keenly waiting on the details about the implementation of a consolidated ticker tape. A stock exchange’s ticker tape reports the …

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The EU’s Hydrogen Ambitions: A New Gold Fever

Christopher Jakoubek // 27 January 2023

As European economies aim to lessen their dependence on Russia, while also keeping with plans to reach carbon emission neutrality by 2050, EU member …

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