Annual Report 2023
Delve into the biggest economic trends of the past year, as seen through the lens of Bruegel's research programme
This annual report includes an overview of Bruegel’s research, governance and financial statements, and takes stock of Bruegel’s accomplishments and impact during 2023.
Delve into the biggest economic trends of the past year, as seen through the lens of Bruegel's research programme. Committed to transparency and fairness, along with providing free and open access to its research, Bruegel's research team analysed some of the most important events that occurred in the research areas of energy and climate, digital economy, trade, macroeconomic policy, banking and capital markets and more. Looking forward to 2024 and beyond, the annual report also illustrates some of the challenges that Europe will face over the next number of years.
This year’s report features an artistic project to illustrate Bruegel’s work and research areas by Gautier Duhamel.
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