Daniel
Gros
Director
Phone: 
+32 (0)2 229 39 38
Email: 
danielg@ceps.eu
Languages: 
English, French, German, Italian
Education: 
Laurea in Economics, University of Rome. PhD in Economics, University of Chicago

My syndicated column: www.project-syndicate.org

My contributions to the leading economic research website: VOX

CEPS Publications :

The decline and fall of the euro?
CEPS Commentaries, 12 January 2012
Do Germans support the euro?
CEPS Working Documents, 15 December 2011
‘Yes we can’ Europe can solve this crisis – if it wants to
CEPS Commentaries, 08 December 2011
Can austerity be self-defeating?
CEPS Commentaries, 02 December 2011
Speculative Attacks within or outside a Monetary Union: Default versus Inflation (what to do today)
CEPS Policy Briefs, 16 November 2011
What is holding Italy back?
CEPS Commentaries, 08 November 2011
China's assistance could do more harm than good in the eurozone
CEPS Commentaries, 03 November 2011
The pitfalls of official first-loss bond insurance
CEPS Commentaries, 27 October 2011
A liquid Europe?
CEPS Commentaries, 12 October 2011
Debt Reduction without Default
CEPS Commentaries, 28 September 2011
Can Greece ‘grow solvent’?
CEPS Commentaries, 08 September 2011
Refinancing the EFSF via the ECB
CEPS Commentaries, 18 August 2011
From pain to gain on the EU frontier
CEPS Commentaries, 08 August 2011
The EFSF as a European Monetary Fund: Does it have enough resources?
CEPS Commentaries, 22 July 2011
Global Matrix: A conceptual and organisational framework for researching the future of global governance
CEPS Working Documents, 19 July 2011
A tale of two defaults
CEPS Commentaries, 12 July 2011
History repeating itself: From the Argentine default to the Greek tragedy?
CEPS Commentaries, 01 July 2011
Privatisation is no salvation
CEPS Commentaries, 23 June 2011
Debt reduction without (a messy) default
CEPS Commentaries, 23 June 2011
TGAE report - The contribution of 16 European think tanks to the Polish, Danish, and Cypriot trio presidency of the European Union
Externally Published, 16 June 2011
External versus Domestic Debt in the Euro Crisis
CEPS Policy Briefs, 25 May 2011
How to make Ireland solvent
CEPS Commentaries, 13 May 2011
Sovereign Debt vs Foreign Debt in the Eurozone
CEPS Commentaries, 12 May 2011
Adjustment Difficulties and Debt Overhangs in the Eurozone Periphery
CEPS Working Documents, 04 May 2011
Europe for Growth: For a Radical Change in Financing the EU
CEPS Paperbacks, 06 April 2011
Competitiveness Pact: Flawed economics?
CEPS Commentaries, 18 March 2011
Neither a borrower nor a lender be
CEPS Commentaries, 18 March 2011
Tough talk but soft conditions?
CEPS Commentaries, 16 March 2011
Financial Stability: 'Collective responsibility' will not work
CEPS Commentaries, 09 March 2011
Europe’s Futile Search for Cheaper Money
CEPS Commentaries, 11 February 2011
Debt reduction without default?
CEPS Policy Briefs, 03 February 2011
Dream house no more
CEPS Commentaries, 19 January 2011
Who is afraid of a Japanese decade?
CEPS Commentaries, 19 January 2011
What size is the fire exit?
CEPS Commentaries, 07 December 2010
A Renewed Political Deal for Sustainable Growth within the Eurozone and the EU: An Open Letter to the President of the European Council
CEPS Policy Briefs, 07 December 2010
The Seniority Conundrum: Bail out countries but bail in private, short-term creditors?
CEPS Commentaries, 06 December 2010
All together now? Arguments for a big-bang solution to eurozone problems
CEPS Commentaries, 06 December 2010
A (short) to-do list for the G20
CEPS Commentaries, 10 November 2010
The Cost of America’s Free Lunch
CEPS Commentaries, 10 November 2010
A post-mortem on the European Council
CEPS Commentaries, 02 November 2010
Liquidate or liquefy?
CEPS Commentaries, 25 October 2010
Decision Time for Europe on Climate Change: Keep the head buried in the sand or get tough?
CEPS Commentaries, 06 October 2010
Europe in the IMF
CEPS Commentaries, 04 October 2010
How to Level the Capital Playing Field in the Game with China
CEPS Commentaries, 23 September 2010
Fiscal Policy Coordination and Competitiveness Surveillance: What solutions to what problems?
CEPS Policy Briefs, 07 September 2010
The Skills Deficit
CEPS Commentaries, 06 September 2010
The Future of the Eurozone and Gold
CEPS Special Reports, 03 September 2010
The financial crisis and citizen trust in the European Central Bank
CEPS Working Documents, 26 July 2010
Europe's Stressed Banks
CEPS Commentaries, 12 July 2010
Europe's Banks, Europe's Crisis
CEPS Commentaries, 08 July 2010
Europe's Competitiveness Obsession
CEPS Commentaries, 02 July 2010
Climate Change and Trade: Taxing carbon at the border?
CEPS Paperbacks, 27 May 2010
Is financial failure an option in the EU?
CEPS Commentaries, 27 May 2010
Towards a Euro(pean) Monetary Fund
CEPS Policy Briefs, 17 May 2010
Financial Stability beyond Greece: On the need for a European Financial Stability Fund
CEPS Commentaries, 11 May 2010
Learning from the US experience
CEPS Commentaries, 30 April 2010
The European experience with large fiscal adjustments
CEPS Commentaries, 29 April 2010
The Greek Fiscal Adjustment Programme: An evaluation
CEPS Commentaries, 27 April 2010
The implications of a Greek default for the euro
CEPS Commentaries, 27 April 2010
Who can save Greece?
CEPS Commentaries, 15 April 2010
Greece and the IMF
CEPS Commentaries, 24 March 2010
Adjustment Difficulties in the GIPSY Club
CEPS Working Documents, 05 March 2010
NACHKRISENZEIT – Und was kommt jetzt?
Externally Published, 24 February 2010
Greek burdens ensure some Pigs won't fly
CEPS Commentaries, 01 February 2010
Too interconnected to fail = too big to fail: What’s in a leverage ratio?
CEPS Commentaries, 29 January 2010
The Impact of the Crisis on the Real Economy
CEPS Policy Briefs, 18 January 2010
A border tax to protect the global environment?
CEPS Commentaries, 11 December 2009
Why a cap-and-trade system may be bad for your health
CEPS Commentaries, 11 December 2009
The long shadow of the wall on Europe’s economy
CEPS Commentaries, 13 November 2009
Next time must be different
CEPS Commentaries, 05 November 2009
Why it feels different
CEPS Commentaries, 15 September 2009
Why Europe will suffer more
CEPS Policy Briefs, 16 July 2009
Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
CEPS Policy Briefs, 14 July 2009
Global Welfare Implications of Carbon Border Taxes
CEPS Working Documents, 06 July 2009
A New Two-Pillar Strategy for the ECB
CEPS Policy Briefs, 30 June 2009
Institution-Building in Action
CEPS Commentaries, 22 June 2009
Global Imbalances and the Accumulation of Risk
CEPS Policy Briefs, 12 June 2009
A more conservative Europe and EU!
CEPS Commentaries, 08 June 2009
What lessons from the 1930s?
CEPS Working Documents, 07 May 2009
Reforming global governance: How to make the IMF more independent
CEPS Commentaries, 02 April 2009
Collapse in Eastern Europe? The rationale for the creation of a European Financial Stability Fund
CEPS Commentaries, 25 February 2009
Transparency on banks' balance sheets?
CEPS Commentaries, 13 February 2009
The Rise of China: Policies of the EU, Russia and the US
ESF Working Papers (closed), 09 February 2009
Why a bad bank needs to be big
CEPS Commentaries, 05 February 2009
The Post-2010 Lisbon Process: The Key Role of Education in Employment and Competitiveness
CEPS Working Documents, 18 December 2008
Europe`s Two Priorities for the G20
CEPS Commentaries, 14 November 2008
A call for a European Financial Stability Fund
CEPS Commentaries, 30 October 2008
What next for Europe's financial markets?
CEPS Commentaries, 14 October 2008
A Concerted Approach to Re-start the Interbank Market
CEPS Commentaries, 10 October 2008
The cost of 'non-Europe'?
CEPS Commentaries, 07 October 2008
Crisis Management Tools for the Euro Area
CEPS Commentaries, 30 September 2008
‘No recourse’ and ‘put options’: Estimating the ‘fair value’ of US mortgage assets
CEPS Commentaries, 23 September 2008
The beginning of the end game
CEPS Commentaries, 18 September 2008
At What Cost Price Stability? New evidence about the Phillips Curve in Europe and the United States
CEPS Working Documents, 04 September 2008
The logic of leaving oil in the ground
CEPS Commentaries, 10 July 2008
What next? How to save the Treaty of Lisbon
CEPS Policy Briefs, 19 June 2008
Plan B
CEPS Commentaries, 16 June 2008
The US Housing Bust and Soaring Oil Prices: What next for the world economy?
CEPS Commentaries, 05 June 2008
The US Housing Bust and Soaring Oil Prices: What next for the world economy?
CEPS Working Documents, 04 June 2008
Iceland on the brink? Options for a Small, Financially Active Economy in the Current Financial Crisis Environment
CEPS Policy Briefs, 07 April 2008
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