Less Austerity Will Be a Pyrrhic Victory
Opponents of the austerity policy have forgotten that one of the main causes of our current problems is not saving in response to the crisis.
public finances
Retail Banking in the Czech Republic
A period when winter passes the baton to spring is a time for the largest domestic banks to publish their financial numbers from the previous year.
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.
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.
UK and Germany Have Been Downgraded
The Egan-Jones rating agency, which usually predicts things more accurately than other official agencies, has downgraded Germany from A+ to A with a negative outlook.
The Receipt for Government Services for 2013
INESS released the Receipt for Government Services for 2013.
Fully-Funded Pillar in the EU New Member States
The addition of the fully-funded pillar to the pre-existent PAYG pension systems increases the security of a pension
Project Debtville
Government budget and the whole of public finance stand on the same basic principles such as family budget.
Week of Weak Announcements
It was the week of central bank announcements – Japan (we will describe it below), Britain and ECB.
Information System for Human Resources
Information system for Human Resources (type of solution – decrease the administrative barrier).
