Regionalisation Within the Global Economy
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Regionalisation Within the Global Economy
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Friday, 01 September
90
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English
Supported by
Federal Ministry of Labour and Economy
The COVID-19 pandemic and the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine have reinforced the already existing trend of regionalisation in the global economy. In addition, trade strategies are currently being redesigned to better factor in geopolitical and geoeconomical risks. How can the EU continue reaping the
benefits of open trade and become more self-sufficient and resilient at the same time?
benefits of open trade and become more self-sufficient and resilient at the same time?
Speaker
Katharina Gnath
Senior Project Manager Bertelsmann Stiftung
Speaker
Gabriel Felbermayr
Director Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO)
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Julian Hinz
Professor of International Economics Bielefeld University & Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Speaker
Martin Kocher
Austrian Federal Minister for Labour and Economy Republic of Austria
Moderator
Monika Rosen
Vice President Österreich-Amerikanische Gesellschaft
Supported by
Federal Ministry of Labour and Economy
Speaker
Katharina Gnath
Senior Project Manager Bertelsmann Stiftung
Speaker
Gabriel Felbermayr
Director Austrian Institute of Economic Research (WIFO)
Speaker
Julian Hinz
Professor of International Economics Bielefeld University & Kiel Institute for the World Economy
Speaker
Martin Kocher
Austrian Federal Minister for Labour and Economy Republic of Austria
Moderator