On Pres. @EmmanuelMacron desk, my book Capitalism against Inequalities, co-authored with @YannCoatanlem.
You can find the book here: https://t.co/2PusaNXr4D
Find Le Figaro article here: https://t.co/jLLmgnqGR9
My op-ed in @lemondefr with @YannCoatanlem on fighting purchasing power decline by preventing market power abuse with active competition enforcement, and including a universal basic income while reforming social safety nets and taxation. https://t.co/gS4uejt42M (In French)
JUST PUBLISHED! Le capitalisme contre les Inégalités, the book I co-authored with @YannCoatanlem, with a foreword by François Bourguignon and epilogue by Philippe Aghion.
Find it here: https://t.co/SHeorLKoOb
How has COVID-19 increased and compounded inequalities?
Here's a @Poly_InsightsFR article quoting a forthcoming book Le Capitalisme contre les Inégalités that I have co-authored with @YannCoatanlem. https://t.co/SaNo073fzA
Happy of an insightful discussion yesterday with the European Affairs Committee of the NYC Bar Association on Competition with China, Antitrust and Taxation rules.
#competitionwithChina#antitrust#taxavoidance#EUandUS
The @AtlanticCouncil’s GeoEconomics Center launches December 1st! The center aims to serve as a translation hub at the intersection of economics, finance, and foreign policy—and the #FutureofEcon relies on these connections. Join the flagship event here: https://t.co/e2W0MUpnUd
The €1.8 trillion agreement was the subject of intense debate but, in the end, the EU deal is a win-win for all sides and will strengthen the EU’s economy and political stability. My full analysis in @AtlanticCouncil: https://t.co/Ec8DCBws7e
#EUBudget#NextGenarationEU#COVID19
After two general elections in nine months, Spain finally has a government. But the new coalition is a fragile one that will have to deploy creative solutions to address fragmentation along three dimensions:
⚖️Political
🌍Territorial
🤝Social https://t.co/adFYEP4wC7
“Engaging in serious negotiations to solve the problem on both sides is much more sensible than going for immediate tariffs and triggering a tit-for tat,”@andelecea said. https://t.co/ZAEKFMiFf9
Rather than relying on tariffs, the US administration could spur growth by agreeing with the EU to reduce government subsidies, while also strengthening the United States' own antitrust enforcement, Antonio de Lecea writes. https://t.co/I9aTRfGzeE