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Society

What Is Next for “Virtual Agora”? Regulation of Social Networking Sites and Changes in EU Law

Piotr Olinski and FOR/August 22, 2022

Last year, in the countries ruled by populist leaders, attempts to influence the social-media content through laws have intensified. The state began to interfere in the removal of content from the Internet in Russia and Brazil, among others

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Society

NGOs Targeted: Solidarna Polska Proposes Regulations Native to Russia and Hungary

Patryk Wachowiec and FOR/August 22, 2022August 22, 2022

Under the noble slogan of increasing the openness of public life, Solidarna Polska MPs actually want to make information of a private nature public, which is in keeping with the negative climate created by the current government.

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Economy

Credit Holidays in Poland: Take from Poor, Give to Rich?

Marcin Zielinski and FOR/August 22, 2022August 22, 2022

The Credit holidays Act came into force in Poland. The work on it was accompanied by a surprising in recent years political unanimity. The bill was supported by 453 deputies and 98 senators.

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Society

Cost of Diploma Inflation in Slovakia Is Brain Export

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/July 4, 2022July 4, 2022

In Slovakia, we have a problem with the drain of the brightest young people to foreign universities. If we want to solve this problem, we need to know the causes. And we can only know these if we understand how higher education works and what its real added value is.

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Economy

Protectionism as New Pandemic

Monika Budzak and INESS/June 29, 2022

Of course, everyone would be delighted if the supermarkets were full of quality Slovak fruit, vegetables, meat, and other products. However, this ideal cannot be achieved by a policy of self-sufficiency, but by a policy of cooperation.

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Economy

Reducing Administrative Burden on Business: Excellent News for Slovak Business Environment

Jan Oravec and F.A. Hayek Foundation/March 2, 2022

The second package to reduce the administrative burden on business in Slovakia has recently been approved. The first one was approved by the Parliament back in July 2020. It contained 115 measures. Back then, Ministry of Economy invited the public to send in further suggestions.

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Economy, Publications

Gold-Plating: How to Identify and Avoid It [PUBLICATION]

LFMI/February 23, 2022

Preventing gold-plating is once again reinstated by the EU as an important measure to reduce barriers to the single market. The LFMI, in cooperation with other European think-tanks, presents a study “Gold-Plating: How to Identify and Avoid”.

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Economy

Maintaining Status Quo, Fostering Competition among Platforms Would Better Serve Platform Workers, Consumers

LFMI/February 15, 2022February 15, 2022

The fact that individuals themselves decide to engage in platform work suggests that they regard some conditions of platform work, such as remuneration and flexible timetables, as more advantageous, and thus more attractive.

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Economy

Protection or Harm? Look Out for New Regulations of Platform Workers

LFMI and More Liberal Voices/February 7, 2022

We are yet to find out what the nitty-gritty of the EC’s proposal will be, but the general idea is to make people operating via digital platforms, such as ride-hailing drivers and food delivery couriers, reclassify as workers.

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Economy

Competition Is Like Adidas Stripes, More Is Not Always Better

Robert Chovanculiak and INESS/January 14, 2022 /Leave a comment

The European Commission is preparing a new regulation of internet companies called the Digital Markets Act (DMA). It is supposed to require or prohibit a number of activities from platforms, all under the slogan: “more fair, competitive and innovative business on the internet”.

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