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Day of Progressive Economic Policy 2022

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László ANDOR
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30 - 31/05/2022
15:30 - 18:30
Berlin (Germany) | Online
Day of Progressive Economic Policy 2022
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Hybrid Conference, Berlin (Germany), 30-31 May 2022

We are embarking on the frequently invoked “decade of modernisation,” which will be accompanied by massive investment and expenditure needs. In the wake of the Corona pandemic, however, public debt in Germany and Europe has grown to record levels. The question of war and peace in Europe has also returned in full force. The economic and social consequences will be immense. The European and global economy is facing new uncertainties.

Throughout the Day of Progressive Economy 2022, our speakers addressed the following questions:

  • How do we cope with the pressure to modernise in times of crisis?
  • How do we create a fair distribution of costs and benefits in the transformation?
  • What does a new economic policy that meets the immense challenges look like?
  • How can we secure prosperity and social cohesion?


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The Day of Progressive economy is a two-day hybrid congress, organised by the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), in partnership with FEPS, the German Trade Union Confederation (DGB) and the Macroeconomic Policy Institute (IMK).

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Modernization pressure in times of crisis

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