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Daniel
Gros
Director
danielg@ceps.eu
(+32/2) 229.39.38
Biography:
Languages: 
English, French, German, Italian
Education: 
Laurea in Economics, University of Rome. PhD in Economics, University of Chicago
CEPS Publications :

  • Adjustment Difficulties in the GIPSY Club
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  • NACHKRISENZEIT – Und was kommt jetzt?
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  • Towards a Euro(pean) Monetary Fund
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  • Greek burdens ensure some Pigs won't fly
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  • Too interconnected to fail = too big to fail: What’s in a leverage ratio?
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  • The Impact of the Crisis on the Real Economy
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  • Why a cap-and-trade system may be bad for your health
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  • A border tax to protect the global environment?
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  • The long shadow of the wall on Europe’s economy
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  • Next time must be different
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  • Why it feels different
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  • Why Europe will suffer more
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • Global Welfare Implications of Carbon Border Taxes
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  • A New Two-Pillar Strategy for the ECB
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  • Institution-Building in Action
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  • Global Imbalances and the Accumulation of Risk
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  • A more conservative Europe and EU!
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  • What lessons from the 1930s?
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  • Reforming global governance: How to make the IMF more independent
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  • Collapse in Eastern Europe? The rationale for the creation of a European Financial Stability Fund
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  • Transparency on banks' balance sheets?
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  • The Rise of China: Policies of the EU, Russia and the US
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  • Why a bad bank needs to be big
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  • The Post-2010 Lisbon Process: The Key Role of Education in Employment and Competitiveness
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  • Europe`s Two Priorities for the G20
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  • A call for a European Financial Stability Fund
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  • What next for Europe's financial markets?
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  • A Concerted Approach to Re-start the Interbank Market
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  • The cost of 'non-Europe'?
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  • Crisis Management Tools for the Euro Area
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  • ‘No recourse’ and ‘put options’: Estimating the ‘fair value’ of US mortgage assets
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  • The beginning of the end game
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  • At What Cost Price Stability? New evidence about the Phillips Curve in Europe and the United States
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  • The logic of leaving oil in the ground
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  • What next? How to save the Treaty of Lisbon
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  • Plan B
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  • The US Housing Bust and Soaring Oil Prices: What next for the world economy?
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  • The US Housing Bust and Soaring Oil Prices: What next for the world economy?
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  • Iceland on the brink? Options for a Small, Financially Active Economy in the Current Financial Crisis Environment
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  • How to Achieve a Better Budget for the European Union?
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  • Is Europe's Housing Market Next?
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  • Decoupling: Can Europe avoid a recession?
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  • China and India: Implications for the EU Economy
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  • Watch the price of carbon!
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  • The Social Dimension in Selected Candidate Countries in the Balkans - Bulgaria, Romania, Croatia and Turkey: Synthesis Report
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  • Two for the price of one?
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  • Bubbles in real estate? A Longer-Term Comparative Analysis of Housing Prices in Europe and the US
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  • The new deal, a good deal?
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  • Weighting votes in the Council: Towards a 'Warsaw compromise'?
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  • A New Approach to Policy Coordination in the EU
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  • Italy on the Brink?
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  • Confronting Crisis in the European Union: A Fresh Start
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  • Priorities for the Finnish Presidency, July-December 2006
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  • Foreign Investment in the US: Disappearing in a black hole?
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  • Foreign Investment in the US (I): Disappearing in a black hole?
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  • Foreign Investment in the US (II):Being taken to the cleaners?
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  • A world out of balance?, Special Report of the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group
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  • Bubbles in Real Estate, A Longer-Term Comparative Analysis of Housing Prices in Europe and the US
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  • Employment and Competitiveness: The Key Role of Education
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  • Prospects for the Lisbon Strategy: How to increase the competitiveness of the European economy?
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  • EMU at Risk, 7th Annual Report of the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group
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  • Economic Aspects of Turkey's Quest for EU Membership
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  • A Better Budget for the European Union: More Value for Money, More Money for Value
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  • The Dog that Lost Its Bark: The Commission and the Stability Pact
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  • R&D and the Financing of Ideas in Europe
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  • Financial Aspects of Central Bank Independence and Price Stability - The Case of Turkey
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  • The European Transformation of Modern Turkey
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  • Turkey and the EU Budget: Prospects and Issues
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  • Stabilising Stabilisation
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  • Relative Income Growth and Convergence
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  • The European Productivity Slowdown: Causes and Implications
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  • Breaking the Reform Deadlock, 6th Annual Report of the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group
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  • R&D in the EU: Can the Open Method of Coordination Succeed in Closing the Gap?
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  • Enlargement: A Process rather than a Point in Time
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  • Economic Transition in Central and Eastern Europe
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  • The Nine Lives of the Stability Pact
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  • Asymmetries in European Labour Markets and Monetary Policy in Euroland
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  • Adjusting to Leaner Times, 5th Annual Report of the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group
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  • Reforming the Composition of the ECB Governing Council in View of Enlargement: An Opportunity Missed!
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  • A Public Stability Pact for Public Debt?
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  • Who needs foreign banks?
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  • Fiscal and Monetary Policy for a Low-Speed Europe, 4th Annual Report of the CEPS Macroeconomic Policy Group
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  • Europe as a global economic actor
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  • Fiscal Policy Spillovers in the Euro Area: Where are they?
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  • Issues for Europe - Post 11 September
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  • Is the ECB sufficiently accountable and transparent?
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  • Is the ECB sufficiently accountable and transparent?
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  • Testing the Speed Limit for Europe, 3rd Macroeconomic Policy Group Report
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  • Health not Wealth
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  • Five Years to the Euro for the CEE-3?
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  • Who Needs an External Anchor?
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  • A Comprehensive Trade Policy Plan for the Western Balkans: A Bold Initiative to Bring More Stability and Prosperity to South Eas
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  • One Size Must Fit All: National Divergences in a Monetary Union
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  • Ten Years After: What is so special about Transition Countries?
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  • Notes on the Economy of Montenegro
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