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Structural reforms should aim at permanently increasing efficiency of the supply-side of the economy in order to unleash the growth potential of the area and to increase the resilience to future shocks. It could help reduce the divergence across Euro area members, which challenges greatly the efficiency of a single monetary policy. >>> Sophie Piton |
publications
- A holistic approach to ECB asset purchases, the Investment Plan and CMU
Natacha Valla, Jesper Berg, Laurent Clerc, Olivier Garnier & Erik Nielsen
- Structural reforms: why did the term become so "toxic"?
Sophie Piton - Quantitative easing de la BCE et évolutions monétaires et financières en zone euro
Jean-Pierre Patat - Volatility and uncertainty are not the same!
Valérie Mignon, Marc Joëts, Tovonony Razafindrabe - Back to the Great Moderation?
Stéphane Lhuissier - Regulatory coherence is more easily said than done
Sébastien Jean - Europe is trapped by its competitiveness obsession
Sébastien Jean - What could be Japan contribution to COP 21?
Evelyne Dourille-Feer
- Trade policy and industrial policy in China: What motivates public authorities to apply restrictions on exports?
Julien Gourdon, Stéphanie Monjon, Sandra Poncet
Romain Ranciere on: Financial Reforms, Crises, and Growth
June 5, 2015
15th Doctoral Meetings in International Trade and International Finance
June 25 - 26, 2015
Bringing the Euro back into the Light : Capital Markets Union and the International Role of the Euro
July 9, 2015
XIII ELSNIT Annual Conference : Trade Facilitation
October 23 - 24, 2015
Agriculture, International Trade and Development - 2nd Workshop MAD
November 19 - 20, 2015
Edito
A new tool to analyze international trade Characterizing a country’s insertion in the world economy requires accurate and consistent information about its income level, comparative advantages, products’ quality ranges and trade protection. CEPII Country Profiles, being launched this month, offer a unique tool putting together and structuring all these aspects for 80 countries, based on the databases the CEPII has been developing for many years. Interactive data, so they can fit different purposes, this unique tool has been designed so as to serve as an input for information, expertise and pedagogy, be it through its friendly-user illustrations or through downloadable data. I wish to thank for their efforts all those who contributed to this project, under the guidance of Deniz Ünal, and I hope many of you will find it useful. Sébastien Jean, CEPII's Director |
Databases
USA Comparative Advantages CEPII Country Profiles provide a unique free tool with original data and indicators to analyze international integration of 80 countries. The figure above shows the indicator of specialization in international trade (comparative advantages and disadvantages) for the United States over the long period in three major sectors: primary goods, manufactured goods and services. It reveals the world leader’s deep involvement in the services sector since the mid-1970s. Country Profiles tables show that charges for the use of intellectual property, travel services and financial services are the main US comparative advantages in 2013. In the last decade, despite the 2007-2008 financial crisis, The United States have substantially strengthened their comparative advantages in the financial services. Deniz Ünal |
Facts & Figures
in %,between 2005 and 2030. It's the GHG emissions reduction proposal by Japan in the context of the COP 21.>>> Evelyne Dourille-Feer |
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