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About me I work at the intersection of public policy, innovation, and digital transformation, and I have had the good fortune to have had a varied career so far, ranging from private secretary to the Prime Minister to building a global data and technology business supporting governments to deliver digital services. I have been a

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welcome to the new becker-posner blog, maintained by the university of chicago law school.

econlog.econlib.org

With all the discussion of free trade, tariffs, and non-tariff barriers, I decided to pick up and quickly skim a short, delightful book by trade economist Jagdish Bhagwati. It’s his 1988 book, titled simply Protectionism. I wrote a short review of the book in the June 5, 1989 issue of Fortune. One of the issues, […]

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voxeu.org

On 15 December 2024, Mario Draghi spoke at a dinner hosted by CEPR, in association with its 3rd Paris Symposium, about his recently published report on the future of European competitiveness. Domestic growth in Europe has been well below what could have been achieved in recent years, due to factors such as lack of progress in removing barriers within the single market and restrictive fiscal policy. This depressed growth rate has in turn lowered innovation, which then further lowered the growth rate. Maintaining the current EU social model will be costly and such low growth rates cannot support this. Draghi speaks eloquently about the structural reforms and large scale investments needed within Europe to improve the situation.

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