Capitalism and Freedom

Fredrik Reinfeldt, Sweden's prime minister delivered a lecture at London School of Economics and Political Science where he defined how ...

The reality could hardly agree with growing anti-globalist tenstions in Western Europe ( link ) that globalisation boosts unemployment and t...

Earlier, I posted an article about Hungary's low-growth epidemics emerged from a misguided economic policy. Hungary, known for a stagge...

In a continuing and overpowering war against low-tax jurisdictions ( link ), German government hit out a tax attack on the Principality of L...

Poland, the biggest economy in central Europe might introduce a low and single-rated flat tax ( link )

While reading prof. Mankiw's blog , I came across Andrei Schleifer's new working paper entitled The Age of Milton Friedman has draw...

When studying and/or doing a job in macroeconomics, it is important to keep an eye on three ke y features: economic growth, inflation and un...

In previous days, there has been much less blogging on my blog due to study course and a growing list of obligations regarding studying and ...

The U.K. Daily Telegraph reports on the persistent sentiments to limit and ration the access to health-care services for older people and i...

As a response to subprime mortgage crisis, German government suggested further unilateral tightening of bank regulation as a step to prevent...

The Economist Intelligence Unit has just published a brief article, outlining recent slewing of rules, some rigidity and entry barriers to f...

Dani Rodrik recently published a post entitled How Ireland does it , where he cited an article from The New York Times about the competiti...

In Slovenia, judicial branch of government recently announced a strike, claiming that judges are underpaid and demanding an initial wage inc...

Wall Street Journal reported about an ambitious market liberalization and pro-growth economic and tax policy in Georgia (former Soviet stat...

Despite an attractive corporate tax scheme, Ireland suffers from punitive taxation of personal income. Indeed, throughout the years of pro-g...

In a mutual cooperation, Heritage Foundation and Wall Street Journal issued a new 2008 Index of Economic Freedom ( link ). The index measure...

Slovenia's labor market is known for an extensive regulation and barriers that hinder productivity growth. According to the latest Index...

Heritage Foundation and Wall Street Journal have recently released the newest 2008 Index of Economic Freedom ( link ).

"No nation was ever ruined by trade." ...

There is an important incoming change in the Slovenian political market. After almost two decades of political parties whose ideology has be...