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Economy

Will Tax Brake Protect Citizens’ Wealth in Slovakia?

Radovan Durana and INESS/January 11, 2021 /Leave a comment

The next five years will be crucial. Public finances should come out of huge deficits, and the lesson from the previous crisis is clear. Tax increases will never be temporary. Pulling the tax brake can serve as an additional “austerity” argument in the discussion on lowering the deficit.

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Economy

Devastating Impact of Rent Control in Germany (and Abroad

Dirk Assmann and Liberales Institut/November 23, 2020 /Leave a comment

Berlin’s recently introduced rent control policy is Germany’s single most stringent rent regulation tool. The law prohibits any rental increases for a period of five years. In the case of new rentals, the rent a landlord is allowed to charge is determined by fixed reference values based on the age and fittings of the unit in question.

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Policy Papers, Think Tank News

New Law on the Right to Assembly in Hungary as Applied in Practice

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom/August 12, 2020 /Leave a comment

The regulatory framework of the right to peaceful assembly in Hungary was radically reshaped by a new law enacted in October 2018 by the Parliament where the governing party holds a qualified majority enabling it to modify laws in accordance with its political will.

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Society

Abortion Debate: Sex Discrimination, Poland’s History, Catholic Church

Maria Slominska-Fabis and Projekt Polska/May 21, 2020May 21, 2020 /Leave a comment

Poland has one of Europe’s most restrictive abortion laws, yet the government hopes to reduce healthcare provision for women even more by criminalizing abortions in cases of severe fetal abnormalities.

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Politics

Statue of Soviet Marshal Versus City of Prague: Kremlin Strikes Back

Adela Kleckova/May 6, 2020May 6, 2020 /Leave a comment

The decision to remove an old statue of Soviet Marshall Koněv from a square in Prague has led to a chain of very unlikely international incidents, culminating in direct intimidation of political representatives of a member of both the EU and NATO.

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Economy

Giving EU-GCC Trade Relations Chance

Tanja Porcnik and Visio Institut/March 25, 2020March 25, 2020 /Leave a comment

Oman started 2020 off on the right foot when it comes to economic freedom. A new Foreign Capital Investment Law (FCIL) came into force to visibly lower barriers to foreign investment in the Sultanate. The crucial change is that 100% foreign ownership is now possible in Oman.

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Economy

Why Labor Legislation Cannot Work in Football

Gia Jandieri and New Economic School Georgia/January 24, 2020January 27, 2020 /Leave a comment

The football business shows well how underestimating a well-performing and efficient player can bring other costs. The player may either simply leave for another team, or, if restricted with a contract – underperform to the level only required by the payment.

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Society

Getting Afraid: On Polish Judiciary [Interview with Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram]

Magdalena M. Baran, Sylwia Gregorczyk-Abram and Liberte/November 19, 2019 /Leave a comment

The longer bad blood is circulating in the body, the sicker we get. The same applies to judiciary. The longer we allow politicians to control the courts, to appoint judges, pressure them, the more difficult healing the judiciary will get.

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Economy

Small Enterprises in Lithuania Spend 244 Hours on Bureaucracy

LFMI/November 12, 2019 /Leave a comment

The administrative burden has decreased by one working day or 8 hours compared to last year, shows the 2019 Bureaucracy Index published by the Institute of Economic and Social Studies in cooperation with the Lithuanian Free Market Institute.

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Politics

Flirting with Illiberalism

Tanja Porcnik and Visio Institut/September 2, 2019 /Leave a comment

In mid-June, hundreds of thousands of Czechs took to the streets of Prague calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš in light of both a criminal investigation in the Czech Republic over alleged fraud, and an EU investigation over the abuse of EU funds by his Agrofert conglomerate.

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