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In defence of vulture capitalists

3 May 2018
Economic Theory

In defence of vulture capitalists

Jairaj Devadiga
3 May 2018
Vultures are ugly creatures. However, they serve a very vital function. They help get rid of animal carcasses safely. The … Continue reading “In defence of vulture capitalists”

Greece needs institutional reform, starting with the public sector

16 February 2017
Government and Institutions

Greece needs institutional reform, starting with the public sector

Nikos Miserlis
16 February 2017
The challenge for Greece is how to reduce taxes without lowering government revenue in a stagnant economy that is under … Continue reading “Greece needs institutional reform, starting with the public sector”

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 3)

24 January 2017
Government and Institutions

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 3)

Nikos Miserlis
24 January 2017
…continued from Part 2.   Would a Return to a National Currency without Institutions Work? Some economists like Stiglitz claim … Continue reading “Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 3)”

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 2)

23 January 2017
Government and Institutions

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 2)

Nikos Miserlis
23 January 2017
…continued from Part 1.   The Institutional Problem Revealed through Global Indices One could arguably blame the aforementioned problems in … Continue reading “Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 2)”

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 1)

19 January 2017
Government and Institutions

Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 1)

Nikos Miserlis
19 January 2017
It appears to many that Greece is a lost cause and a country that can maybe only survive outside the … Continue reading “Greece – the conundrum of currency and institutions (Part 1)”

Why Greece cannot prosper in the eurozone

17 July 2015
Government and Institutions

Why Greece cannot prosper in the eurozone

Kristian Niemietz
17 July 2015
About eight years ago, I attended an economics conference in Berlin, where one of the speakers criticised the structure of … Continue reading “Why Greece cannot prosper in the eurozone”

Big Government, not ‘austerity’, has brought Greece to its knees

2 July 2015
Government and Institutions

Big Government, not ‘austerity’, has brought Greece to its knees

Kristian Niemietz
2 July 2015
What I admire about the anti-capitalist left is their ability to present their ideas as somehow “unorthodox” and “anti-mainstream”, when … Continue reading “Big Government, not ‘austerity’, has brought Greece to its knees”

A way out for Greece

22 May 2015
Government and Institutions

A way out for Greece

Charles B. Blankart
22 May 2015
The euro was a mistake, and Greece has been hit hardest. If European politicians could travel back in time to … Continue reading “A way out for Greece”

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Tax and Fiscal Policy

An interview with Thomas Mayer

12 March 2015
Dr Thomas Mayer, Founder of the Flossbach von Storch Research Institute in Germany and ex-Chief Economist at Deutsche Bank, spoke to … Continue reading “An interview with Thomas Mayer”

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