The Draghi report interrupts the EU silent “family dinner”

Sluggish growth results in a widening GDP gap with the US and increases existential risks for the EU within the changing globalisation paradigm On September 9, 2024, former European Central Bank (ECB) president and ex-Italian prime minister Mario Draghi presented the European Commission (EC) with a 400-page report on the future of European competitiveness. 1 The document consists of two parts: Part A contains a critical overview of the EU economy and its global standing while Part B offers ...