Giuseppe Porcaro
@porcarorama
Policy Advisor strategic foresight & policy planning @eu_eeas. Political geographer, science-fiction writer. Views my Own. RT ≠ endorsements.
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16-04-2009 18:20:35
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1/5 Christine Lagarde says: "“We have rules that are the WTO rules and if all countries could respect the rules and resist violations here and exceptions there and subsidies here, it would all be much better for the world economy." bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Economics
"the great blind spot of U.S. policymakers about Taiwan has always been the nation, and its people, itself." via Foreign Policy foreignpolicy.com/2024/06/16/wil…
Europe must prepare for five years of radical change - a good read by Laurence Boone ft.com/content/ffe369… via @ft
This is the reality about industrial policy today Martin Wolf gets it precisely right Financial Times
In this episode of The Sound of Economics, Yuyun ZHAN sits down with Alicia GarciaHerrero 艾西亞 and George Magnus to discuss the EU EV investigation, and the impact of China’s industrial policy on its mass-production growth model: bruegel.org/podcast/electr…
Excellent piece by Silvia Merler “The European elections have revived he narrative of a fractured Europe where socio-economic views seem to be shifting against the EU’s stated policy priorities.” via Financial Times
"Over the next decade the US will launch roughly 3 times as many satellites as Europe for public institutions, and almost 10 times as many commercial spacecraft. Clients are likely to turn to SpaceX before Arianespace" via Financial Times ft.com/content/f4f652…
☀️Solar power contributes a negligible portion of Pakistan's power mix. But the appeal of solar is evident in distant rural regions that have limited connections to the national grid☀️Full story on Nikkei Asia asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Asia…
Austerity to drive growth? It doesn’t work. My recent interview with @IneRenson for De Standaard about UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose’s work on demonstrating how strategic state investment can lead to inclusive & sustainable growth. Read the interview: standaard.be/cnt/dmf2024070…
1/12 I've received a lot of comments about my recent piece on how, in a hyper-globalized world, a country that does not control its capital and trade accounts (and the US is among the those that don't) cannot control its economy. Dani Rodrik carnegieendowment.org/china-financia…
1/8 The Cato Institute is right to say that domestic consumers pay for tariffs, but they then make the mistake of concluding that tariffs reduce consumption. This claim is based on a rather simple-minded understanding of trade. cato.org/blog/americans… via Cato Institute
"The USA has decreased its dependence on China for all types of imported manufactured goods since 2018. The European Union and China, however, have maintained or increased their reliance on each other for almost all types of imported goods" new from Peterson Institute piie.com/blogs/realtime…
"Without sufficient support for an equitable transition, countries heavily reliant on oil and gas revenues will face economic and political turmoil, creating new security risks for the EU." New report from E3G - Third Generation Environmentalism: e3g.org/wp-content/upl…
