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Economy

Facilitating Access to Regulated Professions: Effective Assistance for Ukrainian Citizens and Polish Economy

Piotr Olinski and FOR/May 3, 2022May 4, 2022

The special purpose law on assistance to citizens of Ukraine in connection with the armed conflict on the territory of Ukraine should take into account the demand for recognition of a significant range of professional qualifications acquired in Ukraine.

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Economy

Don´t Touch Slovak Pension System!

Jan Oravec and F.A. Hayek Foundation/December 3, 2019December 3, 2019 /Leave a comment

The Slovak pension, education, and health systems and services should not depend on the government holding power at any given time. Instead, a fundamental political consensus is required. Better than calls from abroad for Slovakia to behave more rationally, the nation itself must come to its senses.

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Economy

Minimum Wage in Slovakia Going Wild

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/September 18, 2019 /Leave a comment

In Slovakia, the minimum wage has become a political evergreen of every autumn. However, its growth has been rapidly increasing in recent years. Moreover, the former Slovak prime minister has proposed a new law, which will set the minimum wage at 60% of an average wage of the previous year.

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Economy

Slovak Massacre by Minimum Wage

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/April 2, 2019 /Leave a comment

The ruling politicians are unfortunately going in the opposite direction. While a person working for a minimum wage in 2015 paid 29% in taxes and levies, with the planned minimum wage, they will pay more than 40% next year.

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Economy

Germans Opt Out Of “Hartz IV”

Annett Witte and Liberales Institut/March 5, 2019 /Leave a comment

The study presents different models which take into account the consequences for the individual, the state budget, and the labor market. The suggested reform variants make it a significantly more attractive option for Hartz IV recipients to work more, by raising income retention by up to 40 percent.

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Economy

Stimulated: Investment Subsidies in Slovakia

Martin Vlachynsky and INESS/February 28, 2017February 28, 2017 /Leave a comment

Most economists and politicians agree that investment subsidies break market principles. However, many consider subsidies a necessary tool in the global competition for investors and as an economic growth booster. INESS analyzed the investment subsidies granted in Slovakia during the years 2002–2016.

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Economy

Governmental Attempts to Reduce Unemployment in the Czech Republic

Michal Hejl and Liberalni Institute/February 23, 2016 /Leave a comment

Since the Czech Republic is an export-based economy with one dominant trading partner (Germany), one can be very skeptical of the ability of the Czech government to actually reduce unemployment. On the other hand, there is much the government can do to make the situation worse.

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Economy

Why Is It Easy to Lay Off Employees in Denmark

Radovan Durana and INESS/December 8, 2015August 29, 2017 /Leave a comment

At the beginning of his speech, CEPOS President attacked the popular myth of Denmark being rich thanks to the welfare state. As he demonstrated on number of charts, Denmark was first rich, and only then could afford the welfare state.

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