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This study considers how best to maintain a globally thriving EU car sector in the face of several interrelated challenges. The climate emergency necessitates a dramatic reduction in emissions to net-zero impacting across the economy, which leads to a fundamental shift in automotive products and...
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Open RAN in itself reduces the total costs of deploying a 5G network. Economic evidence shows that the equipment market is … a buyers' market due to a higher concentration amongst operators. The number of vendors is less critical for prices than … the relative power between buyers and sellers. The network equipment market is the only ICT segment where the EU …
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Four years after the launch of Global Europe - the European Union's trade strategy from 2006 - policymakers are now confronted with the first negotiated agreement with one of the rising economic powers in the Far East. The EU-Korea Free Trade Agreement (hereafter EUKOR) is the first of Europe's...
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small to inflict any injury on EU producers, and China holds less than 4% of the EU market; alleged subsidies through grants … market share. China directs most of its subsidies to strategic emerging industries, and even amongst these sectors only a …
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by permanent overcapacities. Meanwhile, benefits from market access to large-sized economies, export efficiencies …
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Services liberalisation has perhaps suffered from the deadlock of the WTO more than any other area of trade. As the discussions of a potential plurilateral agreement amongst a select group of countries continue, more questions are raised than answered. In a new policy brief by Hosuk...
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outperforming the EU on the Japanese market - it is simply unlikely that Japanese trade barriers are designed to promote US and … agreements besides an FTA with a declining Europe, the EU-Japan FTA is necessary to maintain European market shares in the world …'s second largest consumer market against the global competition. (...) …
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, Taiwan can also spur EU growth provided by indirect market access to China. This policy brief looks at the potential gains of …
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begin, there is no evidence for unprecedented capacity shortages ahead, or that the market mechanisms and current pace of … remove incentives for competitors to deploy fibre and risk the re-monopolisation of the future broadband market. Yet no … incentivise demand or investments in a non-discriminatory manner consistent with the values of the Single Market. …
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This policy brief outlines the chronology of the developments since Edward Snowden leaked the documents on large-scale electronic surveillance, including PRISM and Tempora programmes, the policy implications and the public's response. It concludes that the nature of the debate has shifted from a...
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