Will the November US Elections Lead to Changes in Bank Regulation?

Whichever candidate wins the forthcoming US election, America’s big banks expect continuing concessions in the two key areas of monetary policy and bank regulation. Monetary policy looks unlikely to change much, with the Federal Reserve (Fed) under Jerome Powell committed to keeping interest (...)

Taxing corporations: why it is not only bad, but unjust

How much of today’s inequality is unfair?
By Pablo Duarte

WP 2020-03.

Croatia and Bulgaria: in-waiting of the Euro

While Europe’s GDP declines (12.1% in the Eurozone and 11.9% in the EU) and the debate on the EU next 7-year budget becomes heated, the relations between specific countries and the EU went largely unnoticed. The fact in point is that on July 10, the ECB welcomed Bulgaria and Croatia to the ERM2, (...)

Taxation in Europe - Yearbook 2013
The yearly report on the evolution of European tax systems

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