Breaking the deadlock on EU asylum reform? – Jacques Delors Institut – Berlin

Ecuador’s lessons in “dollarization”

“CEA Perspectives: Lessons from Dollarization in Ecuador” By Nicolás Cachanosky, courtesy of Libertad y Progreso   UCEMA – The year 2020 marks the twentieth anniversary of dollarization in Ecuador. The year 2020 also marks 13 consecutive years of high inflation in Argentina. In the last 20 years, Ecuador and Argentina have followed different paths in […]

WASHINGTON BEYOND THE HEADLINES: America can use its own strategic minerals, indexing capital gains for inflation and more…

      By Andy Blom, TES Contributor   Congress is back at work, kind of, with the National Defense Authorization Act and funding issues looming while the Democrats bicker among themselves. In the meantime, free market conservatives are advancing ideas and legislation that cover a startling diversity of topics. Here’s a roundup of last […]

No-deal Brexit will hit global economy hard, UK hardest of all

                      With Brexit negotiations going down to the wire (again) it looks increasingly likely that the UK will “crash out” of the European Union without a deal if the EU refuses to grant another extension. This would be very damaging to the British economy and […]