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Martin Vlachynsky

ABOUT Martin Vlachynsky
Analyst at the INESS. After previous cooperation, he joined INESS as a new member in 2012. He graduated from the Faculty of Economics and Administration of the Masaryk University in Brno, and subsequently completed his master's degree at the University of Aberdeen. He deals with economic policy, business environment and competitiveness, especially in healthcare, retail and energy. His regular projects include the Bureaucratic Index and the Health for Money Index
Society
Law and Disorder
BY Martin Vlachynsky / September 9, 2013
Greek plans to overhaul three big state-owned companies were thrown into disarray by Troika, which insists on more decisive solutions. These three companies only made a loss of 130 million euros in 2011 and have accumulated 2.5 billion euros of debts so far.
Economy
No Plan B
BY Martin Vlachynsky / August 18, 2013
Let’s see what kind of an enemy our politicians will find when trying to explain new problems. For example, when we’ll have to lend again to Greece, which has found an unfilled gap equal to €11 billion in its budget for 2014 and 2015.
Economy
Buy Now!
BY Martin Vlachynsky / August 1, 2013
The London-based think tank - the Institute of Economic Affairs - now runs a competition in developing the best plan for the eventual British exit.
Politics
Burnt, But Not Warmed
BY Martin Vlachynsky / July 12, 2013
In Britain, there is a long-term discourse on the issue of setting a boundary to the power concentration in Brussels. This discussion will probably lead to a referendum on leaving the EU.