Tseconomist magazine
About Us
The TSEconomist is a student-run magazine published three times a year at the Toulouse School of Economics. It features articles written by students who are passionate about economics and want to share their thoughts on current topics. Each issue includes interviews with professionals, discussions on pressing economic events, and contributions from students sharing their internship or gap year experiences.
The magazine also highlights important economic issues in our "Spotlight" section and offers in-depth analysis through the "Hot Topics" feature.
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Our office: MF006
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Norwegian Mobility: Between Sustainability and long-distance Challenges
By Maëlys RAPENNE
Norway and Scandinavia are often viewed as models concerning the environment and sustainability actions. Oslo, Norway’s capital, was awarded the European Green Capital Award 2019. Since 2010, this title has been given by the European Commission to cities based on recent progress, current status, and future plans...
The Rise of Chinese Electric Vehicles in Europe : An Economic Analysis of Challenges and the EU’s Response
By Blanchard Mathis
The rapid ascent of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers is intensifying trade tensions with both the United States and the European Union. In June 2024, the European Commission imposed provisional countervailing duties ranging from 17.4% to 38.1% on EVs imported from China...
Airbus Vs Boeing: a historical duopoly
By Narjis Tazi
The early 1970s saw the creation of Airbus, a symbol of Franco-German cooperation at first, then European collaboration with the arrival of Spain and the United Kingdom. The creation of Airbus was a response to the dominance of American aircraft manufacturers in the post-World War II aviation market. Despite a difficult start the 1980s saw the beginning of a breakthrough for Airbus, with the introduction of the A310 and then the A320. In the 1990s...
A new (temporary) wall in the heart of the Schengen Area
By Martin Mondelli
On September the 16th 2024 Europe woke up with an unusual piece of news: international borders were reintroduced in Germany. Even though some citizens were not expecting this to happen anytime soon, for Swiss, Austrians, Czechs and Poles this situation was not new. In fact, border controls that were introduced on October the 16th 2023 are still in place...