In the media

“There is no better investment than an efficient vaccination campaign,” says Spanish economist Antonio Roldán, head of the business think tank EsadeEcPol in Madrid.

“Reforms in the south have failed in the past because too little attention has been paid to how to make them actually happen,” writes Toni Roldán in Financial Times.

Researchers Miquel Oliu-Barton and Bary Pradelski say vaccines will not be enough. “It’s true that they are an opportunity. But you have to know how to take advantage of it.”

Toni Roldán reflects on EU’s historic decision to break deadlock on budget on Spanish TV channel Antena 3.

The Great Depression hit young people especially hard in southern European countries and created a deep income gap compared to previous generations, according to a recent study by researchers Ariane Aumaitre and Jorge Galindo.

“Statistics related to working from home in Spain are disappointing,” says Raquel Sebastián, an economist at the Complutense University of Madrid specialising in the labour market and author of “Teletrabajo en España: de dónde venimos y a dónde vamos.”