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Lobby organisation

Balanced Economy Project

NGO or non-profit · Think tanks & research · HQ: United Kingdom · Transparency Register entry

As of 7 November 2026, Balanced Economy Project appears in 3 declared MEP meetings (2 different MEPs), most often with Greens/EFA.

3
declared meetings
with current MEPs
2
MEPs met
–
lobbying spend
none reported in the Register
1.0
lobbyists
full time equivalent

In their own words

“The objects of the Company are: To advance education and promote study and research including without limitation in the subjects of: (a) competition law, regulation and policy; (b) corporate power and concentration in different markets, sectors and jurisdictions; (c) how corporate power may be used in practice to protect market positions; and (d) how competition law, regulation and policy and […]”

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“[…] business practice might be reformed to contribute to a more balanced and sustainable economy; and to publish and disseminate the useful results of such study and research; […]”

Stated goals from the organisation's own Transparency Register filing - the text on file breaks off mid-sentence where marked […].

Who they meet, and when

Which groups they meet

Share of this organisation's 3 declared meetings, by the meeting MEP's political group.

Greens/EFA267%
Socialists & Democrats133%

Meetings by year

Declared meetings per calendar year, 2024–2026. Bar length is relative to its busiest year (2 in 2026). Hatched: 2026 is a part-year - the record runs to 6 Nov 2026.

2024
1
2025
0
2026
2

Group is each MEP's current political group, not necessarily the one they sat with at the time. Shares are rounded to whole percent.

The MEPs they meet most

Rasmus Andresen
2 meetings · Greens/EFA
René Repasi
1 meeting · S&D

The 3 most recent declared meetings

DateMEPSubject
1 Jun 2026Rasmus AndresenEvent zu den Merger Guidelines
27 Apr 2026Rasmus AndresenCompetition policy
15 Apr 2024René RepasiAnti-Monopoly Conference

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