The Sound of Economics

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Epizodų 468

Naujausias 01.07.2026

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.

Epizodai

The UK, the EU – and Ukraine? 01.07.2026 45min

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

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

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

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

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 40min

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

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

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 51min

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

How EU sustainable finance can find a way forward
Exploring Chinese trade deflection 22.04.2026 34min

How much of what China can no longer sell to the United States ends up on Europe's doorstep?
Hungary’s future 14.04.2026 44min

How Hungary’s historic election changes the EU and the economic outlook
Why are global imbalances rising, and why does it matter? 13.04.2026 52min

Is the dollar at risk? Is China the new Germany? How to manage rising external deficits and surpluses
Europe’s electric vehicle conundrum 08.04.2026 45min

What to do about Chinese overcapacity, EU subsidies and the electric transition
Montenegro’s power connection to the EU 01.04.2026 44min

How do Montenegro and the Western Balkans manage electricity, CBAM and the green transition?
What the heck is a 28th Regime? 25.03.2026 46min

The European Commission’s new plan for business law, in context
Italy and Europe 18.03.2026 38min

Slow growth, high debt and the paradox of Giorgia Meloni
First assessment of China's 15th Five-Year Plan 13.03.2026 31min

Can Beijing's new economic blueprint deliver in an era of deflation, demographic decline, and technology warfare?
Inflation, Iran and the Industrial Accelerator Act 11.03.2026 53min

Klaas Knot and Jeromin Zettelmeyer tackle the key issues facing Europe
Europe and the Iran war 02.03.2026 45min

What does the conflict mean for inflation, oil prices, the economy and Ukraine?