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“The diagnosis is hard to argue with,” wrote Sander Tordoir, chief economist at the Centre for European Reform, in an excellent thread on X. Tordoir said the plan “channels aspects of the thinking of Jean Monnet (EU defence integration), Jacques Delors (EU single market) and Bidenomics (cleantech/economic security), but above all, Draghi’s own vision.”

Sander Tordoir, der er chefokonom i taenke-tanken Centre for European Reform, kalder det, Niebuhr Gears er ramt af, for et »Kinachok«.Og det er ikke kun relevant for det Ikastbaserede selskab. Tvaertimod karakteriserer Sander Tordoir det som den storste udfordring, som europaeisk erhvervsliv star med lige nu. Og han forudser, at det kommer til at definere de naeste 5 -10 ar for Europa. »Den massive overproduktion og grusomme priskonkurrence i Kina bliver eksporteret til alle os andre,« siger han og tilfojer: »Det her er af en helt anden slorrelsesorden end noget, vi har set tidligere.«

Het is zoals Sander Tordoir, econoom van de denktank CER, het zegt: ‘Het zal onmogelijk blijken de EU-begroting voldoende te herzien om de investeringsdoelstellingen te verwezenlijken.’Tordoir waarschuwt: ‘Duitsland en andere zuinige landen zullen tegenspartelen.’

« Il [Raffaele Fitto] est bien connu à Bruxelles, modéré, constructif et, à bien des égards, le choix évident » pour l’Italie, a décrypté Luigi Scazzieri, chercheur au Centre for European Reform (CER). « Il n’est pas susceptible de créer des problèmes. Le problème consiste à obtenir un portefeuille de haut niveau ou un poste de vice-président ».

“The second China shock will play out differently around the world because for many economies, like Germany, it will be associated with the loss of export markets, not just a surge in imports,” said Sander Tordoir, chief economist at the Centre for European Reform in Berlin.

“The Dutch are free traders, but due to their semiconductor sector, they woke up on the need for economic security before the Germans,” said Sander Tordoir, chief economist at the Centre for European Reform.“Hoekstra would be a sensible choice for trade commissioner: positioned in between von der Leyen and [Olaf] Scholz, France and Germany, on trade with China and this issue more widely,” he added.

Aslak Berg of the Centre for European Reform, a think-tank, notes that even under the Tories Britain aligned with the EU in a handful of areas where fully independent regulation wasn’t practical, like conformity assessments (CE markings).