Capitalism and Freedom

Recent debacle at the summit of Bruselles in the midst of the political intervention of the EU leaders to facilitate the institutional agree...

The ongoing difficulties in overcoming the persistence of debt-to-GDP ratio in EU countries highlight the question whether the European Mone...

In 2001 and 2003, former U.S president George W. Bush signed Economic Growth and Tax Relief Act (EGTRAA) and Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Rec...

The central aim of my bachelor's thesis is to demonstrate the unsustainability of public pension system in OECD countries in the longer ...

The economic and financial crisis of 2008/2009 hit Ireland heavily. The asset price bubble and the subsequent deflation have added to the un...

Source: The Economist, Sovereign Debt: Wiggle Room , September 2, 2010 ( link )

Ever since the original proposition by a 19th century German economist Adolph Wagner, Wagner's law has undergone significant theoretical...

The OECD Factblog highlighted a comparison of tax burden across the OECD countries. The main findings of the comparison is that overall tax ...

The $140 billion rescue package to Greece is a milestone in the European Monetary Union. A lively debate on recent macroeconomic imbalances ...

NY Times recently reported on the agreed financial rescue assitance to Grecce from EMU (€110 billion) and IMF ($145 billion). Alongside Irel...