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Oscar Guinea

Email: oscar.guinea@ecipe.org

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Areas of Expertise: European Union EU Single Market Digital Economy Services

Oscar Guinea

Oscar Guinea is a Senior Economist at ECIPE.

Oscar is the author of several studies in the field of international trade, digital markets, industrial policy, and healthcare. He contributes regularly to debates on EU trade policy in newspaper articles and seminars. His research interests include globalisation, technological change, economic dependencies, and European relations with the Mercosur countries. Oscar is the author of a regular column in the Spanish newspaper El País where he writes about EU trade and economic policy.

He joined ECIPE in 2018 having worked as an Economic Adviser at the Scottish Government in the Office of the Chief Economic Adviser. Prior to that, he worked for the European Commission (DG ENER) as a national expert on energy policy. Oscar has experience appraising and assessing regulation as a government economist and private consultant.

Oscar holds a MA in European Economics from the College of Europe and a MSc in Development Economics from the University of Sussex. He graduated in Economics from the University Autonoma of Madrid and was an international student in the University of Chile and the University of Macedonia.

  • ECIPE Occasional Papers

    The Impact of Increased Mass Litigation in Europe

    By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya Vanika Sharma Elena Sisto Oscar du Roy Renata Zilli Philipp Lamprecht 

    The purpose of this study is to better understand the growth of mass litigation in the European Union (EU) and its economic consequences. European authorities have long encouraged consumers to seek redress through private litigation in European competition law and, more recently, they have shifted their focus towards collective actions in a broad range of areas, including data privacy and product liability. Facilitating access to justice through collective actions...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Quantum Technology: A Policy Primer for EU Policymakers

    By: Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya Oscar du Roy Andrea Dugo 

    Quantum technology is rapidly emerging as a transformative force with the potential to reshape industries ranging from finance and pharmaceuticals to automotive and aerospace. In 2024 alone, investments in quantum technology reached over USD 56 billion. Its development, however, presents unique geopolitical challenges, stemming from its applications in defence and encryption, as well as its power to unsettle established comparative advantages and market...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    The Future of European Digital Competitiveness

    By: Oscar Guinea Vanika Sharma 

    Former Italian prime minister Mario Draghi’s recent report on Europe’s competitiveness lays bare the negative effects of overregulation in the EU economy and the underperformance of its digital sector. However, Draghi failed to draw connections between these two phenomena. The future of Europe’s competitiveness is inextricably linked to the future of its digital economy. Unfortunately, the economic contribution of Europe’s Information and Communication...

  • ECIPE Policy Briefs

    Securing Europe’s Future: Strengthening ICT Competitiveness for Economic and National Security

    By: Fredrik Erixon Oscar Guinea Dyuti Pandya 

    Europe’s Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector, including ICT manufacturing such as telecom equipment and electronic components, as well as ICT services such as software, telecommunication services, and data processing, is no longer merely an economic pillar but a strategic asset essential for national security and defence capabilities. This paper identifies two concerns linking technology and national security: the exploitation of ICT as a...

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