Publication

This brief argues that Europe and the United States face growing threats from structural risks that, if left unaddressed, will undermine chances for long-term recovery from current economic difficulties. The authors argue that if Europe and the US are to remain competitive, a comprehensive strategy for ensuring long-term economic resiliency is required. They conclude that transatlantic leaders will have to pay heed to these structural threats while reimagining their social contracts to compensate for current developmental weaknesses.