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Ekaterina Sprenger

Ekaterina Sprenger

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Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Intereconomics Magazine

Europe, Hamburg, Germany

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Total articles 2

  • A limping transition: the former Soviet Union thirty years on

    By Marek Dabrowski, Maria Demertzis, Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified| Bruegel@ The post-communist transition in the Soviet Union’s successor states has been discouraging in many ways. The foundations of market economies were put in place by the early 2000s but adopted policies and institutions have proved suboptimal and distortive in many countries. Overall, the region has demonstrated how economic and political transition are closely correlated, with the latter impacting strongly on the former.

    By Marek Dabrowski, Maria Demertzis, Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified · Bruegel

    Feb. 14, 2023

  • The Trump Effect Is Forcing Europeans Out of Their Comfort Zone

    By Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified| Intereconomics Magazine Verified The stage is set for a rematch. On 12 March, voters from the US states of Georgia, Hawaii, Mississippi and Washington headed to the polls in their primary elections and, unsurprisingly, handed current President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump the overwhelming majority of their support. The results propelled both candidates past the required 1,215 delegates necessary to clinch their respective party’s nominations, officially solidifying a repeat of 2020.

    By Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified · Intereconomics Magazine

    Jan. 06, 2021

  • A limping transition: the former Soviet Union thirty years on

    By Marek Dabrowski, Maria Demertzis, Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified| Bruegel@ The post-communist transition in the Soviet Union’s successor states has been discouraging in many ways. The foundations of market economies were put in place by the early 2000s but adopted policies and institutions have proved suboptimal and distortive in many countries. Overall, the region has demonstrated how economic and political transition are closely correlated, with the latter impacting strongly on the former.

    By Marek Dabrowski, Maria Demertzis, Jiffer Bourguignon Verified, Ekaterina Sprenger Verified · Bruegel

    Feb. 14, 2023

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Intereconomics Magazine

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