The Sound of Economics

Bruegel

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Επεισόδια 468

Τελευταίο 30.09.2026

The Sound of Economics brings you insights, debates, and research-based discussions on economic policy in Europe and beyond. The podcast is produced by Bruegel, an independent and non-doctrinal think tank based in Brussels. It seeks to contribute to European and global economic policy-making through open, fact-based, and policy-relevant research, analysis, and debate.

Επεισόδια

China's AI governance playbook 30.09.2026 51λ

China's approach to AI governance and what it means for US-China coordination, AI safety and Europe's role
What’s threatening financial stability? 24.09.2026 52λ

Dutch Central Bank chief Olaf Sleijpen and Jeromin Zettelmeyer on risks, rates and responses
State of the Union live 17.09.2026 1ώ 3λ

What are Europe’s priorities and how did Ursula Von der Leyen make the EU case?
What the US-Canada trade war means for Europe 09.09.2026 44λ

As the EU’s top trading partners fight, what are the lessons for the single market?
Iceland, Switzerland, Europe 31.08.2026 50λ

What should the European Union offer to nearby countries that do not want to become member states?
Europe’s new anti-money laundering agency 26.08.2026 47λ

How will AMLA help the EU crack down on financial crime?
Billionaires? In this economy? 20.08.2026 37λ

How has great wealth transformed society and economic policy in the US and Europe?
Are jobs disposable now? 22.07.2026 47λ

How do AI, technology and contracting change the way companies and workers relate?
Building the best safe asset 15.07.2026 53λ

Why would the euro area need common debt and will new proposals help?
The battle for the AI stack 08.07.2026 43λ

Europe’s options for AI in the midst of US-China strategic competition
The UK, the EU – and Ukraine? 01.07.2026 45λ

A decade after Brexit, the UK has to compete with other prospects for EU attention
Europe's China shock 2.0 23.06.2026 39λ

A record surplus, a fractured response and the limits of Brussels' ambitions
AI, demographics and China 17.06.2026 50λ

How young economists see the big challenges of our times
What you need to know about ETS 10.06.2026 46λ

How does the EU’s emissions trading system work and what changes are coming?
Where is the growth? 03.06.2026 47λ

What do the EU’s spring forecasts say about higher prices, a changing job market and rising uncertainty?
Reassessing China's role in the Middle East 27.05.2026 40λ

A complex region, persistent assumptions and the limits of Beijing's ambitions
Money, stablecoins and the dollar 20.05.2026 35λ

The past, present and future of money
The European project 13.05.2026 39λ

Valdis Dombrovskis, Jeromin Zettelmeyer and Anne Bucher talk Ukraine, political will and Europe’s quest for better regulation
Weapons, war and confusion 06.05.2026 51λ

How will Europe and the US build and pay for the arsenals of the future?
Future-proofing and creative destruction 29.04.2026 44λ

How EU sustainable finance can find a way forward