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Fast rising inequality in China: what can be done about it?

Emerging Countries 
PostMay 15, 2013
By Guanghua Wan
As remarkable as its economic growth, China’s income distribution has been worsening since mid-1980s. Inequality across regions, occupations and between individual all rose dramatically. More importantly, it did so in a short time.
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Challenges ahead for the next WTO DG

Trade & Globalization 
PostMay 2, 2013
By Sébastien Jean
The WTO is going through a leadership transition as after 8 years, the incumbent Director-General steps down on September 1, 2013. What are the challenges ahead for Pascal Lamy’s successor? The next DG will certainly have to take the Doha loss and move toward an updated multilateral trading system.
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Round-tripping of Russian foreign investment via Cyprus

Money & Finance 
PostMarch 18, 2013
By Olena Havrylchyk, Svetlana Ledyaeva
The design of the recent bailout package for Cyprus preserves the offshore banking status that is used by Russian depositors and round-trip investors. Is it worth it?
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IMF Quota Formula Review: still a long way to go

Money & Finance 
PostFebruary 20, 2013
By Christophe Destais
On January 30, 2013, the IMF Executive Board issued a short report on the outcome of its discussion regarding the quota formula review. Judging from the extent of remaining disagreement, the objective of completing the review by 2013 is not met and there is still a long way to go.
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Monetary policy in exceptional times

Money & Finance 
PostJanuary 31, 2013
By Urszula Szczerbowicz
The last 5 years have been a major challenge for the theory and practice of monetary policy. The key channel of conventional monetary policy has been severely impaired and the target policy rates in some countries have approached zero.
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Sébastien Jean was appointed director of CEPII


PostDecember 18, 2012

Par arrêté du Premier ministre en date du 18 décembre 2012, M. Sébastien JEAN est nommé directeur du Centre d’études prospectives et d’informations internationales.
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Ending the euro area crisis: crossing the river by feeling the stones

Europe 
PostDecember 13, 2012
By Benjamin Carton, Christophe Destais, Sophie Piton, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, Yves-Emmanuel Bara
Europeans face a fourfold crisis: a sovereign debt crisis, a banking crisis, a competitiveness crisis and a crisis of governance. CEPII's first Policy Paper highlight the key issues that need to be addressed for a comprehensive solution to be found.
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The interbank market one year after Mario Draghi presidency at the ECB

Money & Finance | Economic Policy 
PostNovember 19, 2012
By Urszula Szczerbowicz
Restoring the smooth functioning of the interbank markets was a key objective for Mario Draghi when he became president of the ECB. One year and two LTROs later, the ECB reached its target.
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Six pack: the case for a simplified scoreboard

Europe | Economic Policy 
PostNovember 14, 2012
By Laurence Nayman, Sophie Piton, Agnès Bénassy-Quéré
In December 2011, the ‘six pack’ introduced a new surveillance procedure of macroeconomic imbalances at the European level. However, the ten indicators used for the early warning of imbalances do not seem much more relevant than the simple indicator of the current account balance.
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Importing intermediate goods to foster French firms’ productivity and exports

Trade & Globalization | Competitiveness & Growth 
PostOctober 15, 2012
By Maria Bas, Vanessa Strauss-Khan
International trade plays a key role in technological diffusion. In a recent work, we show how firms can improve their competitiveness and export performance through importing more varieties of high quality or lower cost intermediate goods.
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