@webarticle {1606278,
	title = {What Economic Complexity Theory Can Tell Us about the EU{\textquoteright}s Pandemic Recovery and Resilience Plans},
	journal = {Growth Lab / European Politics and Policy},
	year = {2021},
	abstract = {
	A little over a year ago, the EU{\textquoteright}s political leaders agreed on an unprecedented fiscal package {\textendash} dubbed {\textquoteleft}Next Generation EU{\textquoteright} {\textendash} to aid Europe{\textquoteright}s recovery from the pandemic. Ricardo Hausmann, Miguel Angel Santos, Corrado Macchiarelli\&nbsp;and Renato Giacon write that economic complexity theories can provide a useful tool for evaluating whether the recovery and resilience plans submitted by EU member states to receive this funding are well-designed. Assessing the case of Greece, they argue that investments should be tailored toward export-oriented sectors and aim to help close the country{\textquoteright}s product complexity gap with other EU states.\&nbsp;

},
	author = {Hausmann, Ricardo and Miguel Angel Santos and Corrado Macchiarelli and Renato Giacon}
}
