Three years of full-scale war in Ukraine: What would a dictated peace mean? - 24 Feb 2025
It would crush Ukraine’s sovereignty and economic future, undermine Central and Eastern Europe’s FDI-driven growth, and end Europe’s peace dividend for good. Russia, meanwhile, could see economic gains in the medium term and become less dependent on Chinaread more
Neuer Podcast - Was machten eigentlich die Oligarchen während des Ukrainekrieges? - 19 Feb 2025
Vasily Astrov bespricht und analysiert mit „Presse“-Journalist Eduard Steiner mittwochs im Zweiwochen-Rhythmus russisches Gas, Sanktionen, Oligarchen – und vieles mehrread more
Winter Forecast: Eastern Europe to grow faster in 2025 despite Trump - 04 Feb 2025
Private consumption is driving growth, while export-oriented industry is struggling; Donald Trump unchained is the major downside risk; Ukraine’s economic prospects are uncertain; growth in Russia will halve to 1.8% in 2025read more
The ‘Tariff Man’ Strikes Again: The Second Round of Trump Tariffs in Historical Perspective and Their Potential Global Impact - 03 Feb 2025
Trump’s new tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada and China will likely cause significant short-term reductions in trade. While the US may face inflation, Canada and Mexico will experience output declinesread more
How much of a risk is Trump 2.0 to the economies of Central, East and Southeast Europe? - 21 Jan 2025
The region will feel the impact of Trump through trade, potentially reduced investment and the dollar. However, the main obstacle to stronger growth remains the crisis in Germanyread more
In cooperation with Research Centre International Economics (FIW) and European University Institute (EUI).
Join Samuel Rosenow as he investigates the role of trade policy in firms’ adoption of green technologies by analysing firm-level import transaction data from emerging markets.
High Tariffs, High Stakes. The Policy Drivers behind Firm-Level Adoption of Green Technologies
