Martin Vlachynsky

Since 2012, a member of INESS. He graduated from the Faculty of Economics and Administration at Masaryk University in Brno (the Czech Republic), and earned master degree on the University of Aberdeen (UK). He used to work several years as a web marketing and social networks specialist. His field of interest envelopes economic policies, regulation, and health care

Economy

Good Sleep Helps Fighting the Crisis – Fiat Euro! 29/2012

BY Martin Vlachynsky / July 24, 2012

In our today’s trips around the Mediterranean we can watch how Greeks try to sell, Spaniards try to borrow and Italians try to stay inconspicuous. We will also have

Economy

Bankers are Overworked – Fiat Euro! 27/2012

BY Martin Vlachynsky / July 12, 2012

ECB trade unions protest, Barclays collects all the prizes both at home and abroad, Sarkozy packed toothbrush and pajamas – just in case, Finns and Dutch are disobedient, Klaus witty about the Europe as always. And you know who rules the EU? Communists. Ongoing crisis has profound social implications. So significant that they were noticed […]

Economy

Slovakia: The Lord Helps Those Who Help Themselves

BY Martin Vlachynsky / July 2, 2012

The current soap opera is far from being wrapped up by the bailout for Spain. We’re only at the 44th episode, and the main character of the whole series – Italy – has so far only been flitting furtively through the background. If you were to change the names of the countries to names of […]

Economy

One Step Closer to the End – Fiat Euro! 20/2012

BY Martin Vlachynsky / May 23, 2012

About the Greeks beating German-looking pensioners and Greek members of parliament playing black metal, while Merkel is happy to gamble with their lives. About fiscal pact, which is good in one country and bad in another one, about reducing debt with the help of magic and about American budgetary hockey game, which ended 99:0. After […]

Economy

The End of Cuts? – Fiat Euro! 18/2012

BY Martin Vlachynsky / May 10, 2012

Marshall is coming back to Europe, where British argue with French about banking rules and Greeks want to place mines on the borders. Even though a new wave of recession is flooding Europe, rating agencies turned gentlemen and raised a couple of ratings. Fiscal pact hasn’t properly cooled down yet and there is already anti-austerity mood in […]

Economy, Politics

Fiat Euro! 11/2012

BY Martin Vlachynsky / March 27, 2012

About elections which delighted Europe, about some new ideas from the city on the Seine and about a bankruptcy that turned out to be a bankruptcy. A budget hatchet will be buried in Slovakia, and Robert Fico will be in charge of it. At least, this is what the last weekend’s election resulted in. Contrary […]