Crises, shortages, and bad news are often dominating daily politics and media coverage. Under the radar of politics and media, however, highly desirable developments have been taking place. Among those…
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There exists more or less a consensus that the state must promote the arts. This exists even among many who know that state intervention brings market distortions, and it should…
The European Fiscal Board (EFB) – an agency established in 2015 by the European Commission to evaluate the implementation of EU fiscal rules and to advise the Commission on fiscal policies…
In a recent paper titled “Evaluating the replicability of social science experiments in Nature and Science Between 2010 and 2015“, a group of researchers set out to replicate a series…
While the country and the main political parties are still focused on the Brexit debate, there is a potential educational, economic and financial crisis in the making, which may in…
Minister Hulot is leaving. We should rejoice, if only we knew the story of the old woman of Syracuse, told by Valerius Maximus (1st century AD historian), about Denys, one…
If one wonders what Donald Trump, Marine Le Pen, Jeremy Corbyn and Matteo Salvini have in common, the answer is that each of them has been labelled populist, a word…
The European Union has been hard at work attempting to harmonise national markets in an effort to build a competitive and innovative Digital Single Market by reducing the ability for…
Why is Turkey’s Currency Falling? During the past five years, we have observed the ebbs and flows of US and European capital markets investment appetite for the emerging markets (EM).…
The extent of the climate change is significantly affected by the size of the world population. A larger population increases the use of resources and more greenhouse gases are emitted.…