The study argues that the EU-CEE countries have so far lacked a systematic approach to industrial policy in their development trajectories. Today, the growth model of the EU-CEE countries must be made fit for the future. Decarbonisation, digitalisation and a shrinking labour force require massive efforts to be made. This transition can only be managed through huge public investments in green technologies and digitalisation, education and infrastructure, combined with the right conditions for private enterprise to thrive.
The study includes eleven country profiles that analyse the economic and industrial structures for their strengths and weaknesses and identify possible courses of action for an active industrial policy.
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Dr. Ernst Hillebrand
Ernst.Hillebrand(at)fes.de