News 2018
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Green Services in the Single Market
Published: 2022
Trade in services is key in achieving the green transition. This report shows the role of services, and how they can contribute, with focus on the EU. However, there are barriers to trade in these services, barriers that the EU and the Member States should try to eliminate.
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Services facilitate green transition but trade barriers need to be removed
EU rights
Import & export
Published: 08 Nov 2022
Trade in services is key in achieving the green transition. Our new report shows the role of services, and how they can contribute, with focus on the EU. However, there are barriers to trade in these services, barriers that the EU and the Member States should try to eliminate.
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Economic effects and security concerns both to be considered in foreign investment screening
About trade
Published: 20 Oct 2022
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a key driver of economic growth and welfare. But how should security and economic concerns be balanced when deciding on a screening mechanism? This is discussed in a new paper from the National Board of Trade Sweden.
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Perspectives on the Economic Effects of FDI and Investment Screening
Published: 2022
Foreign direct investment (FDI) is a key driver of economic growth and welfare. This analysis discusses how security and economic concerns should be balanced when deciding on a foreign direct investment screening mechanism.
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Anneli Wengelin
Published: 12 Oct 2022
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Malcolm Fallenius
Published: 26 Sep 2022
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Best practices for regulatory cooperation on TBT identified
About trade
Published: 21 Sep 2022
When trading partners cooperate on technical barriers to trade it can both facilitate green transition and eliminate trade barriers. In this report, the National Board of Trade identifies the most efficient regulatory cooperation approaches.
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An All-Star Approach to Regulatory Cooperation in the Area of Technical Barriers to Trade
Published: 2022
In this report by the National Board of Trade Sweden, we identify best practices for international regulatory cooperation to address technical barriers to trade (TBTs) and highlight how they can promote sustainability objectives. Linda Bodén, one of the authors of the report, tells more.
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Jasmin Saleh
Published: 19 Sep 2022
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Jonas Jeppson
Published: 12 Sep 2022
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Programme: 16 October 2025
Published: 05 Sep 2022
08.00–09.00 Registration and coffee 09.00–09.10 Welcome address Sofie Roy, Senior Executive Vice President of the Stockholm School of Economics Anders Ahnlid, Director-General at the National Board of Trade Sweden 09.10–09.20 The need for evidence-based trade policy Benjamin Dousa, Sweden's Minister...
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Speakers
Published: 05 Sep 2022
Our ambition is to connect contemporary research with modern policymaking. To that end, we have invited both academics and practitioners to speak at the conference. Leading international researchers will present their findings, offering insights from the forefront of their fields.
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Amanda Söderlund
Published: 30 Aug 2022
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The 2025 Heckscher-Ohlin Conference
Published: 19 Aug 2022
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The Single Market remained strong during the pandemic – but more can be done
EU rights
Published: 18 Aug 2022
Despite being heavily tested during the COVID-crisis, the Single Market proved to be resilient, a National Board of Trade’s survey shows. But more can be done to strengthen the Single Market in times of crisis.
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Lessons from the pandemic – Designing a Single Market crisis management mechanism
Published: 2022
Despite being heavily tested during the COVID pandemic, the Single Market proved to be resilient. But even more can be done to strengthen the Single Market in times of crisis.
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Karl Elofsson
Published: 08 Aug 2022
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Erik Merkus
Published: 01 Aug 2022
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The organisers
Published: 01 Jul 2022
The conference is organised by the National Board of Trade Sweden and the Center for Asian Studies at the Stockholm School of Economics.
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Registration
Published: 29 Jun 2022
All participants must register using the registration form below. The deadline to register is 16 September 2025.