Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy

2023 - 2025

Continuation of Intereconomics: Review of European Economic Policy.

Current editor(s): Nicole Waidlein

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Volume 60, issue 1, 2025

Editorial: Transatlantic Economic Relations in a Trumpian World pp. 2-3

Gros Daniel

The Triple Transition and the Dawn of Quantum Policymaking pp. 5-10

Renda Andrea

How to Ensure a Skills-Based Future for European Competitiveness pp. 11-17

Laura Nurski and Alcidi Cinzia

How Skills Can Drive Competitiveness pp. 18-27

Arpaia Alfonso

Labour and Competitiveness in Germany: Embracing the Transformation to Boost Productivity pp. 28-33

Fitzenberger Bernd and Kagerl Christian

Boosting the European Defence Industry in a Hostile World pp. 34-39

Mejino-Lopez Juan and Wolff Guntram B.

External Vulnerability Index: A Tool to Assess Trade Weaknesses pp. 40-45

Garcia William Connell and Ho Victor

The EU Trade and Investment Policy: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities pp. 46-48

Schaus Malorie

Should Non-EU Countries Be Able to Join the EU Emissions Trading System? pp. 49-54

Andritzky Jochen and Hesse Nils

The Current Economic Situation in Germany in the Context of Previous Crises pp. 55-59

Grömling Michael

Experiences Influencing the Preparation of the Post-2027 EU Budget Framework pp. 60-66

Kengyel Ákos

What a First Week pp. 67-68

Barry Eichengreen

Volume 59, issue 6, 2024

Elections in Germany: Economic Policy at a Crossroads pp. 310-311

Horn Gustav A.

Trade at the Heart of the EU’s Economic Security pp. 313-318

Maria Demertzis

Are the European Commission’s Plans on Financial Services What the EU Needs? pp. 319-326

Judith Arnal and Thomadakis Apostolos

The European Union’s Geopolitical Ambitions: Enlargement, Neighbourhood and Necessary Institutional Changes pp. 327-331

Marek Dabrowski

Industrial Policy and a Single Market for Defence Goods pp. 332-337

Hubertus Bardt

The Development of China’s Exports – Is There a Decoupling from the EU and the US? pp. 338-343

Brühl Volker

Invisible Mining: Addressing EU Raw Material Challenges Through Technological Innovation pp. 344-351

Correia Vitor, Falck Eberhard and Komac Marko

Macroeconomic Policy at a Turning Point: 25 Years of EU Macroeconomic Dialogue pp. 352-358

Koll Willi and Merz Wolfgang

A Shock, But Not a Surprise pp. 359-360

Bourguignon Jiffer

Volume 59, issue 5, 2024

Editorial: A Challenging Juncture for von der Leyen II pp. 246-247

Lannoo Karel

European Industrial Policy in the 2020s: Rationale, Challenges and Limitations pp. 249-253

Dullien Sebastian

An Innovation-Based Industrial Policy for the EU pp. 254-261

Reinhilde Veugelers

Rationales for Industrial Policy in the Semiconductor Industry pp. 262-266

Naumann Fabrice and Schnitzer Monika

Framework Conditions for Net-Zero Industry Clusters in Europe pp. 267-275

Wolf André

Debt Sustainability Analysis in Reformed EU Fiscal Rules: The Effect of Fiscal Consolidation on Growth and Public Debt Ratios pp. 276-283

Philipp Heimberger, Welslau Lennard, Bernhard Schütz, Sebastian Gechert, Dario Guarascio and Zezza Francesco

Quo Vadis, Cohesion Policy? European Regional Development at a Crossroads pp. 284-292

Schwab Thomas

Credit and House Prices in the Irish Residential Market pp. 293-300

Paul Egan, Kieran McQuinn and O’Toole Conor

Green ECB Credit: One Step Too Far pp. 301-306

Christian Pfister

How the US Dollar’s Dominance Negates Fears About Debt and Deficits pp. 307-308

Copelovitch Mark

Volume 59, issue 4, 2024

Organizing for Victory...or Self-Deterrence? pp. 186-187

Hodges Ben

The Challenges of Defence Spending in Europe pp. 189-192

Fiott Daniel

Debt Financing European Air Defence pp. 193-197

Steinbach Armin and Wolff Guntram B.

Hardening Norms and Networks: Europe’s Cyber Defence Posture pp. 198-203

Bendiek Annegret and Bund Jakob

Defence Spending for Europe’s Security – How Much Is Enough? pp. 204-209

Florian Dorn

The Essential Role of Women in European Security pp. 210-213

Hozić Aida A.

EU Concerns About Chinese Subsidies: What the Evidence Suggests pp. 214-221

Frank Bickenbach, Dohse Dirk, Langhammer Rolf J. and Liu Wan-Hsin

Twenty Years After the Big Enlargement: Integration Within the Single Market pp. 222-230

Paolo Pasimeni

Minimum Wage for Italy: From Social Justice to Productive Efficiency pp. 231-235

Giovanni Dosi and Maria Enrica Virgillito

Greening Central Bank Policies: Euro Area vs Non-Euro Area EU Member States pp. 236-242

Vollmer Uwe

Trump’s 2025 Tariff Threats pp. 243-244

Clausing Kimberly and Maurice Obstfeld

Volume 59, issue 3, 2024

Editorial: Europe’s Cognitive Dissonance pp. 122-123

Zuleeg Fabian

Tomorrow at Work: The Age of Shortages pp. 125-131

Ekkehard Ernst and Feist Lisa

Reinventing Skills – Changing Paradigms and the EU Response pp. 132-135

Feyer Ciresica

Labor Shortages: What Is the Problem? pp. 136-142

Michael Handel

The Evidence Gap in Labour Shortage Assessments pp. 143-145

Seghir Majda

Improving Supply Security: Guidelines and Policy Proposals pp. 146-153

Felbermayr Gabriel and Eckhard Janeba

The EU’s Digital Markets Act: Regulatory Reform, Relapse or Reversal? pp. 154-159

Boscheck Ralf

BRICS: World Heavyweight in Agricultural Trade pp. 160-166

Glauben Thomas and Duric Ivan

Structural and Cyclical Risks in Housing Markets in OECD Countries pp. 167-175

Tobias Just and Salzberger Hannah

Climate Change in the EU’s Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure pp. 176-182

Hungerland Wolf-Fabian and Altmeppen Christoph

Letter from America: Biden’s International Trade Policy: Déjà Vu, Again pp. 183-184

Schropp Simon

Volume 59, issue 2, 2024

Editorial: The Trump Effect Is Forcing Europeans Out of Their Comfort Zone pp. 58-59

Bourguignon Jiffer and Ekaterina Sprenger

The Far Right and the 2024 European Elections pp. 61-65

Mudde Cas

United in Diversity: The Economic Policy Platforms of the EU’s Far Right pp. 66-69

Rathgeb Philip

Party Political Contestation over Macroeconomic Policy After NextGenerationEU: Throwing Away Their Shot? pp. 70-76

Otjes Simon

Is the EU Fit for 55 and Beyond? pp. 77-82

Rusche Christian and Schaefer Thilo

Farmer Protests and the 2024 European Parliament Elections pp. 83-87

Alan Matthews

How Should Europe Think About Economic Security? pp. 88-91

Tagliapietra Simone and Trasi Cecilia

CBAM, Hydrogen Partnerships and Egypt’s Industry: Potential for Synergies pp. 92-97

Gritz Alexandra and Wolff Guntram B.

Investing in European Public Goods While Maintaining Fiscal Discipline at Home pp. 98-103

Bakker Age, Roel Beetsma and Buti Marco

China’s Trade Surplus – Implications for the World and for Europe pp. 104-111

Matthes Jürgen

National Independent Fiscal Institutions Need to Be Stronger to Perform Effectively pp. 112-118

Daianu Daniel

The US Economy and the Election pp. 119-120

Galbraith James K.

Volume 59, issue 1, 2024

Editorial: While Europe’s Geoeconomic Strategy Solidifies, Blind Spots Remain pp. 2-3

Wolff Guntram B.

Generative Artificial Intelligence – Foundations, Use Cases and Economic Potential pp. 5-9

Brühl Volker

Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity pp. 10-13

Polito Carolina and Pupillo Lorenzo

The Generative AI Challenges for Competition Authorities pp. 14-21

Carugati Christophe

The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Productivity and Employment – How Can We Assess It and What Can We Observe? pp. 22-27

Marianne Saam

Designing EU Supply Chain Regulation pp. 28-34

Felbermayr Gabriel, Klaus Friesenbichler, Gerschberger Markus, Klimek Peter and Birgit Meyer

Issuing a Wholesale Central Bank Digital Currency: Why and How pp. 35-40

Christian Pfister

Relationship Between CO2 Emissions and Trade: The Case of the EU pp. 41-47

Steinhauser Dušan, Kittová Zuzana and Khúlová Lucia

Budgetary Framework Reform in Green Transition in the EU and Germany pp. 48-54

Botta Fabio, Bender Christian, Thomas Lenk and Hesse Mario

Strategic Climate Cooperation and Greenhouse Gas Price Coordination pp. 55-56

Clausing Kimberly, Peter Cramton, Axel Ockenfels and Wolfram Catherine