Stopping the growth of government
Shrinking government spending and government debt is vital if we want future generations to enjoy prosperous lives.
Shrinking government spending and government debt is vital if we want future generations to enjoy prosperous lives.
At the moment, monetary policy presents itself as part of the solution to the West’s sovereign debt crisis.
Vertrauen mag der Anfang von allem sein.
The European crisis we have been witnessing from afar for the past three years is not an ordinary recession.
In 2009, CIS Research Fellows Robert Carling and Dr Oliver Marc Hartwich predicted sovereign debt troubles on both sides of the Atlantic at a CIS event called ‘Trans-Atlantic Fiscal Follies.’ …
Capital markets are not loquacious storytellers.
The Occupy Wall Street movement has polarised public opinion: Either you regard the protestors as the new political avant-garde or as just plain silly.
There are good reasons to be very concerned about the future of the global economic and monetary order.
Domestic debates pale into insignificance in comparison with the financial storm that is brewing on the horizon.
As the whole world worried about a potential Greek collapse, another European country experienced two actual bank failures.
© Dr Oliver Hartwich