Common Agricultural Policy (CAP): That’ll Be Enough, Thank You
Why wouldn’t EU farming be made subject to global verification? Food would be even 40% cheaper. And billions of euros would flow into the EU budget.
Year: 2013
Law and Disorder
Greek plans to overhaul three big state-owned companies were thrown into disarray by Troika, which insists on more decisive solutions. These three companies only made a loss of 130 million euros in 2011 and have accumulated 2.5 billion euros of debts so far.
The Five Elements of Jobbik’s Foreign Policy
The organizing principle of Jobbik’s foreign policy is being against the West and mainly the USA.
Europe Plus Hayek
First of all, because the current economic crisis will end. Its end will come about most speedily and effectively when the countries and politicians limit their efforts to end it, and allow the natural economic cycle to take its course and produce effects.
No Rescue, But Stimulus This Time
Greek déjá vu. Empty Portuguese highways. French reform which has never been carried out.
Ukraine: Some Things Are Never Left Unfinished
The integration with Ukraine and Turkey is a barometer that will show whether the Old Continent will prove to be a vigorous and important player in the 21st century.
Liberal Foreign Policy: The Way Ahead
The Liberal Institute of the Friedrich-Naumann-Foundation is recently dealing with current challenges in foreign policy. One of the main projects is a book, entitled “Liberal Foreign Policy in the 21st Century.”
Mocked-Up Climate Policy
Like other scientists who surrender their independence, Stern became a useful idiot for a political agenda.
Central Banks and Socialism for the Rich
The Welfare State is socialism for the poor, but the monetary policy of the ECB is socialism for the rich.
Book Review “Redefining the Poverty Debate” by Kristian Niemietz
Helping the poor to free themselves from poverty should not mean absolving the individual from all responsibility and nurturing a culture of victimhood, entitlement and dependency.
