Transformative shifts, driven by rapid technological advances, are reshaping the rules of global competition. Alliances are changing, traditional growth models are under pressure, and markets have become key arenas of geo-economics. The use of economic instruments to secure strategic advantages has a tangible impact on citizens and companies alike.
GMF Innovation and Competitiveness harnesses the organization’s research, networks, and convening capacity to advance transatlantic technology and economic policy. The initiative offers insights into, and proposals for, strengthening the ability of the United States, Europe, and their partners to compete in a rapidly changing global economic landscape. It examines the critical factors shaping future competitiveness and shifting international systems.
The United States and Europe are taking steps to safeguard their economic futures. Without deeper coordination, however, these efforts risk working at cross-purposes, undermining the resilience of Western economic models and the ability to advance shared, transatlantic goals. Securing strategic competitiveness requires re-examining the economic relationship between the United States and Europe, and finding new pathways to allied coordination. Through timely analysis, cutting-edge research, and top-level convening, GMF Innovation and Competitiveness aims to shape domestic and international confidence in the global economy while helping to foster a more sustainable and resilient future.
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