The Pressure Is Increasing in the German Pot
While German pensioners in retirement received on average 58% of their salary, Italians received 76%, Spaniards 84%, and Greek pensioners – 110%, more than their previous salary.
Year: 2013
The Return of the Phillips Curve and Other Failed Sequels
Back here in reality, however, the ramifications of adhering to a Phillips curve mentality continue to wreck the creation of wealth around the world.
Saving Entrepreneurial Future of Europe
Over the past three years the share of European Union (EU) citizens who want to be self-employed has fallen from 45% to 37%, reports European Commission (EC).
Should We Pay Politicians More?
However, politicians should be viewed as self-interested as any other economic agents. Taking this fact into consideration, is it possible that higher salaries of politicians lead to increase in public welfare?
Euro Will End in 5 Years
How long will the Euro last? Up to 5 years; it is not my opinion but senior German government advisor´s.
Barroso: From Now On We Spend Your Money at Full Blast
This week, the issue of financial transaction tax stirred the water again. Just a reminder, this tax (called Tobin’s tax) is planned in 11 EU countries, including Slovakia.
The Reverse Side of the Iron Lady
A great reformer, a friend of Poland and freedom, the symbol of female emancipation – the truth about Margaret Thatcher’s governance is much more complicated than these simple and overused clichés.
Price Which Should Not Be Regulated
Hayek proposes a simple solution to set us free from economic downturn – do not use the same recipes which caused the downturn.
Each Minute Counts!
More and more thick storm clouds are gathering above the Netherlands, which is still perceived as one of the more responsible countries in Europe.
Margaret Thatcher: Serious Politics
Margaret Thatcher was the most eminent British politician in the 20th century.
