EU leaders must protect the European economy, whatever it takes

Ahead of the video conference of the members of the European Council on 26 March 2020, BusinessEurope sent a letter to EU leaders underlining European businesses` determination to help overcoming the COVID-19 crisis and urging the European Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament to focus on the essential in order to avoid diverting resources away from this vital battle. The letter states that... Read more

Urgent, substantial and non-repayable support for business is the way to ensure this economic
crisis is short-lived

Read the opinion of James Watson, Chief Economist at BusinessEurope

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After crisis response, reforms will be needed to return to growth trajectory

The immediate economic priority for the EU and its member states at the moment is to provide coordinated crisis response to the COVID-19 outbreak in order to maintain the essential functioning of our economy and preserve an intact business eco-system. But as we move from acute crisis management initiatives to the longer-term task of restarting growth and rebuilding our economy... Read more

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EU leaders must protect the European economy, whatever it takes

Urgent, substantial and non-repayable support for business is the way to ensure this economic crisis is short-lived

New Publication

Insights

Looking ahead

Urgent, substantial and non-repayable support for business is the way to ensure this economic
crisis is short-lived