Capitalism and Freedom

Here is an opinion why Sweden needs corporate and individual income tax cut to stay matched up with global and regional competitors such as...

In an article published in Korea Herald , Assar Lindbeck , a professor of international economics at Stockholm University , wrote about thre...

"Try to speak French with someone who was educated in public school and then try to speak it with Berlitz graduate." - Milton Frie...

I recently went through Carl Bildt's post on The Legacy of Olof Palme . As an economist, I'm rather interested in how the economic ...

Kristyn Birrell wrote a brief article on how successfully New Zealand has switched from agricultural subsidies to free market farming. As s...

Via, Dan Mitchell , I came across the article Croatian Tax System is Modern and Competitive , publish in Austrian newspaper Der Standard . O...

A few days ago I notice the release of this year's IMD World Competitiveness Yearbook announcing 2007 results of the overall ranking of...

"I have nothing good to say about the political regime that Pinochet imposed. It was a terrible political regime. The real miracle of C...

Yesterday, I noted an article published in New York Times, Singapore Makes a Pitch to Draw the Wealthy , describing a remarkably fast transf...

Early this morning, I came across the article published in Wall Street Journal where Daniel Schwammenthal writes about the agony of unemplo...

A new study conducted by a group of professionals on Fuqua School of Business has examined the impact of Wal-Mart entry in Argentina. Desp...

Historically, Estonia and Finland have been an important trade route between Western Europe and the Eastern region. For exports, this route ...

The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 1,8 percent compared to 2,5 percent gain in previous year. The growth has been depressed by the l...

Switzerland enjoys a high level of reputation as of the countries with the lowest share of tax burden. In Europe, Swiss hedge fund regulatio...

Today, we had an opportunity to join Cato daily podcast entitled "Should the United States Be More Like Scandinavia?" featuring J...

Hewlett-Packard, and a Taiwanese chipmaker Via Technologies have managed to launch the first PC running on little energy to cover the demand...

The Stanford Review published an interview with former Estonian prime minister Mart Laar , discussing the benefits of flat tax in Estonia, ...

Financial Times reports that Norway's $300 bn government pension fund is to increase dramatically by exposing to global equities from 4...

As a fast growing Baltic tiger, Estonia enjoy high rates of GDP growth and real convergence rate. Macroeconomic policy has successfully stre...

Albania, a country situated in Southern Europe, has recently announced a strong streamline in fiscal reform. The reform proposal includes t...