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Economy

2004-2012 Tax Reforms in Georgia

Gia Jandieri and New Economic School Georgia/June 19, 2020 /Leave a comment

The story of Georgia should be an example to all developing nations that any country with the will to do so can take charge of its own tax system and, without the aide or interference of international organizations, create the conditions for economic growth and prosperity.

Economy

Czech Republic’s Tax Freedom Day 2020 Comes Late

Martin Panek and Liberalni Institute/June 1, 2020June 1, 2020 /Leave a comment

In the year of the COVID-19 crisis, Czechs must endure one more month of work for the state. After June 24, 2020, they will start earning money for themselves. Until then, for 175 days, they only work for the state. This is the least free year since 2000.

Review #12

REVIEW #12: Tax Labor and Labor Will Leave: The Bosnian Example

4liberty.eu/April 17, 2020 /Leave a comment

The fiscal burden of labor in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina is one of the largest in Europe. Although living among the poorest countries on the continent, workers in Bosnia and Herzegovina pay a lot to a high tax wedge, which is over 40%.

Politics

Anti-Freedom Politics of Law and Justice

Milosz Hodun and Projekt Polska/April 17, 2020April 17, 2020 /Leave a comment

The 2019 European Parliament election campaign was quite exceptional. First of all, because of the extraordinary political circumstances surrounding it. But also due to the election results and the themes of the campaign that determined a landslide victory of one of the parties. So, what happened in Poland?

Society

What Slovak Education System Needs

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/April 13, 2020April 14, 2020 /Leave a comment

The new Slovak government brings new hopes for an education reform. Previous governments were unable to manage the ministry. They typically came up with announcements of general changes, only to get suffocated by dealing with pointless details in the end.

Society

Towering Problems in German Education

Thomas Clausen and Liberales Institut/January 27, 2020 /Leave a comment

The quality of Germany’s educational system will also have an impact on its economic success. Since the German economy is based to a considerable extent on world-leading technology, a passing score can rapidly turn into rustication. Therefore, some liberal extra lessons are urgently needed.

Economy

“Mini Schengen”: Western Balkans’ Embrace of Market

Tanja Porcnik and Visio Institut/November 26, 2019 /Leave a comment

The Western Balkan countries already have plans for bold and deep institutional reforms that will not only liberalize and deliver a boost to their economies, but will also, most importantly, significantly improve the level of freedom enjoyed by the people in the region.

Economy

Three Decades after Fall of Berlin Wall

Tanja Porcnik and Visio Institut/November 20, 2019 /Leave a comment

The fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989, was not only the beginning of the reunification of the Germans, it was also one of several events that in the months and years to come would have more than 100 million people, including Estonians, successfully turn their back to communism.

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.

Society

Forced Deglomeration in Poland: Unconvincing Government’s Report

Rafal Trzeciakowski and FOR/October 22, 2019 /Leave a comment

In July 2019, the Polish Ministry of Entrepreneurship and Technology published its report regarding transfer of central public administration offices from Warsaw to smaller cities – interchangeably referred to as deglomeration or delocalization – an idea popular in the Law and Justice’s government circles.

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