Capitalism and Freedom

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...

Professor William Easterly recently presented ( link ) an intriguing empirical evidence on the relationship between nation's politics an...

In the course of economic growth theory, the impact of religion on economic growth and GDP per capita has been largely neglected by the main...

The OECD recently published the international comparison of the gap in employment rates between university graduates and workers with second...

Recently, the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) celebrated its 50th anniversary ( link ). The organization was founded in...

In 2009, the median weekly earnings of workers with bachelor's degrees were $1,137. This amount is 1.8 times the average amount earned b...

According to some preliminary estimates ( link ), China's trade balance is on the course for a significant surplus this year. IMF's ...

Carlos Pereira of the Brookings Institution ( link ) has reviewed the dismal productivity growth and the consequent macroeconomic indicator...

A recent paper by Jennifer Hunt ( link ) finds that the increase in foreign-born graduates strongly contributes to the innovation in the Uni...

In the recent edition of Yale Economic Review ( link ), Ed Glaeser, Matthew Kahn and Jordan Rappaport ponder one of the most difficult and ...

An intriguing empirical finding from the institutional perspective of economic development from Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. R...