Swedish Institute for
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The New EU Industrial Policy: A paradigm shift in need of coordination and funding
Industrial policy at the EU level has become more active, assertive, green and sectoral. This paradigm shift may however weaken competition in the single market as well as the cohesion within the EU. Given these challenges, this report provides support for new ways of financing and coordinating a more common industrial policy. The report is written by Adam A. Ambroziak, Associate Professor at SGH Warsaw School of Economics
The New EU Industrial Policy
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