István P. Székely is a Principal Advisor in the Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs at the European Commission. He has a PhD in economics from the University of Cambridge. He is also on the faculty of the Corvinus University in Budapest as an Honorary Professor. Before joining the European Commission in 2007, he worked at the International Monetary Fund (1999-2007) as a Mission Chief and in the National Bank of Hungary (1996-1999) as a General Manager and Adviser to the governor. His research focuses on financial market and macroeconomic policy issues and on Central and Eastern European economies. He has published several books and articles in these areas.

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Trade shocks, growth, and resilience: Eastern Europe’s adjustment tale
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- Europe's nations and regions

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Reforms: Love them for the long term
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- Development 
- EU institutions 
- Europe's nations and regions
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Italy's productivity challenge
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- Europe's nations and regions
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Economic crisis in Europe: Cause, consequences, and responses – A report by the European Commission
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- Global crisis
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The negative impact of the financial crisis on potential output necessitates an EU-led policy response
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- Global crisis