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Andrea Dugo

Email: andrea.dugo@ecipe.org

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Areas of Expertise: European Union EU Trade Agreements WTO and Globalisation Far-East

Andrea Dugo

Andrea is an Economist at ECIPE and is originally from Milan, Italy. He holds a MSc in European Affairs from Sciences Po, Paris (2020) and a MSc in Public Policy from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS in Singapore (2021).

Prior to joining ECIPE, he interned at and collaborated with the Italy-ASEAN Association and worked for other consultancy and academic institutions in his home country and abroad.

His research interests include European trade and economic policy, Far Eastern affairs as well as the study of the effects of trade and technological change on the social fabric of advanced economies.

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    Shared Liability: The European Parliament’s Misstep in Fighting Financial Fraud

    By: Matthias Bauer Andrea Dugo Dyuti Pandya 

    The rise in financial fraud has prompted regulatory proposals under the Payment Services Regulation in the form of a shared liability model provisioned under Article 59. The potential proposal by the European Parliament could now extend liability beyond Payment Service Providers to Electronic Communications Service Providers and online platforms. While the intent to address fraud is commendable, this model misallocates responsibilities by requiring non-financial...

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    A Strategy for a Competitive Europe: Boosting R&D, Unleashing Investment, and Reducing Regulatory Burdens

    By: Andrea Dugo Fredrik Erixon 

    The EU stands at a crucial economic juncture. Economic growth in Europe's mature economies has stagnated, with productivity and other indicators of economic vitality showing poor results. Public debt is alarmingly high in several countries, and the region faces new fiscal demands due to an ageing population, conflicts and war, and the energy transition. To reverse its economic decline, Europe must adopt a new strategy for improved competitiveness. The starting...

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