EU Calls for Submissions for Sanctions Impact Study
The European Commission has undertaken a study of the economic impact of EU sanctions, which the commission said is "insufficiently understood." The study, which seeks feedback by July 1, will "provide a review and critical evaluation of the existing research…
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related to the topic of the study," create a detailed methodology for looking at the economic impact of the EU sanctions and test this methodology on various selected case studies to show its usefulness. The commission will look at the consequences of the sanctions for listed individuals and entities, third country economies under which listed individuals and entities are linked, EU economic operators' business choices, and trade and investments between the EU and third countries.