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Freie Bauern, freies Neuseeland
Eine Landwirtschaft ohne Subventionen ist
nicht nur möglich, sondern auch erfolgreich. Das zeigt das Beispiel Neuseeland. […]
Month: February 2016
Business Spectator
Cameron’s gamble could destroy his premiership — and the EU
The coming months until the June referendum will be a crucial time for Britain and Europe. Neither of which will be the same any more irrespective of the result. […]
Insights
The end of capitalism
Perhaps investment strategists are a more optimistic bunch than your average columnist or economist. Or maybe they are just so steeped in the present and the future that they have forgotten about history. […]
Insights
Property rights at the beach
Solving public issues through private initiative and civic-mindedness, property rights and freedom of contract the New Zealand way. […]
Business Spectator
Why Greece is back in crisis mode
Amid all other crises plaguing Europe at the moment, the financial problems engulfing Athens had temporarily slipped off the front pages. However, it was only a matter of time until they resurfaced. […]
Interest.co.nz
Free tertiary education: Some personal reflections
Of course, Labour is right that in a fast-changing labour market, qualifications are important and that education policy should enable New Zealanders to participate in the ‘future of work’. With its proposal to make three years of tertiary education free for all, I just don’t think Labour will get us anywhere nearer that goal. […]
Business Spectator
It’s time for Merkel to go
German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s policy blunders have come at a staggering economic, social and political cost to Germany and the EU. […]