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Brown twilight in Greece. German media are charging. Nice statue cures it all. At first, the EU officials resolutely deny. Later, they accept a theoretical possibility. Finally, they start negotiating the conditions. But it is clear to everyone...
ECB´s declaration to buy any bond on secondary market or Dragi´s “whatever it costs” is still strongly rooted in the minds of investors. Otherwise it will not be so positive for Italy which is again in some political crisis once the Prime...
A grey strip for 5,454 euros. Optimistic data coming from the South. Unemployed, but satisfied Frenchmen. Bundesbank’s new ideas. Let us try a little experiment. Close your eyes, play some relaxing music, and imagine the logo of the Council...
A new field of activity is likely to get under control of the European and national law. The corporate social responsibility (CSR), defined by every specialist as a voluntary, additional activity of an enterprise, will no longer be free to choose,...
Calculate your payments. Island does not want us. Bank bailout á la Fantozzi. Greece has its primary budget surplus lower than 1%. It means that excluding debt costs revenues are higher than expenditures. This piece of news is a standard successes...
Minimum wage debate is in full swing again after President Obama desperately trying to save his approval rating – with the exception of Nixon, worse than any other postwar second-term president – urged Congress to raise its federal level...
Besides strong public statements from the EU Commission bosses that the EU is at a turning point in the crisis, the reality is much worse. You can find one example in Greece. Public Power Corporation has reported last week that many Greek households...
European Commission released a short clip titled “Missing Part” showing how tax fraud and tax evasion affect lives of European citizens and communities. It says one fifth of public money in Europe is lost to tax fraud and tax evasion and...
1. How dramatic is the situation in Ukraine? More and more commentators claim that the country is on the verge of civil war. Yes, it is. However, the confrontation is not between e.g. regions, but between governmental structures, mostly security...
In a recent talk, Hans-Werner Sinn, professor of economics at Munich University and head of the ifo-Institute of economic research in Munich, hit the nail on the head when he said: “Anybody who believes that a highly developed industrial country...
