Musical Chairs: Europe in the New Global Economy

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The EU remains the second largest single market in the world and has maintained its competitiveness by championing free trade, fair competition and a rules-based system.

However, with massive structural shifts in the global economy framed by discussions of strategic autonomy and further accelerated by rapid technological advancements, is the EU at risk of falling ever further behind other major economies?

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