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Death and Taxes no longer applies. It's Debt and Taxes now. Institute for Research in Economic and Fiscal Issues: Your prime source for tweets on fiscal EU

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Are we working harder and harder? Not at all. We spend less time on paid employment nowadays.
https://t.co/5ZEBn8s6s6

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#greenpass #macron #tourism #covid19 #regulation #intervention #freedom

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"Unfortunately, poorly conceived regulation continues to lead to more and more state intervention, in a spiral that produces unsatisfactory results and constrains individual freedoms.“
https://t.co/NKjkuocOUc

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"Monetary policy in the euro area is thus highly analogous to the modus operandi of Comecon era economic management.“
https://t.co/u7MAb6CdMp

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Krassen Stanchev on the proposed minimal global corporate tax
https://t.co/DaVcP5WKVF

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"The 15 RCEP member countries account for about 30% of the world population and 30% of global GDP, and are the largest trade bloc in history, larger than the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement and the European Union.“
https://t.co/4hIzKkqq88

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@AristidesHatzis on 200 years of modern Greece:
https://t.co/ODu68TNm78

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"All that has been achieved by the 2016 reforms is a further extension of taxpayer support to Italy’s banks, hardwiring zombifications, reducing the incentives for consolidations, and eliminating the prospect of Schumpeterian creative destruction." https://t.co/W5RqKQrgaY

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"Individuals are easy prey to those who promise no-risk solutions, even when such solutions do not exist."
https://t.co/1kqWKIqIP9

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More evidence and data, not hype or speculation about #fakenews!
https://t.co/8i5IRWAgYs

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"Yet, policies are successful only if they enhance consumption, investment, growth, and citizens’ disposable income.“
https://t.co/XCuWjyqJJ2

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First doses first!
https://t.co/DyUBOHt60k

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The Pandemic Emergency Purchase Programme, together with other ECB operations, have generated massive liquidity – 25% of 2020 EU GDP. This surely involves risks. https://t.co/cn13cAEzEw

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Funding opportunities for economists, political scientists, and other social scientists with free-market interests. Deadline approaching on September 19. Spread the word!
https://t.co/xScn7xpida

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Trotz guter Lohnentwicklung: Eingeschränkte Budgetflexibilität der Krankenhäuser führt zu Personalmangel
https://t.co/upGPPCBm46

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The second part of a review on the digital euro by Leonardo Baggiani:
https://t.co/RBgOHgQpVW

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The first part of a review on the risks, costs, and benefits of a digital euro by Leonardo Baggiani:
https://t.co/poOIfP0n25

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„To maintain the potential of the gig economy and make sure that workers benefit from it, politics should refrain from regulating such agencies in the same way as traditional employers.“
https://t.co/5wQ4KjE00S

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„In other words, a crisis is not only a time of misery and scarcity, but also an opportunity to redesign the future.“
https://t.co/5PDvLaq6PH

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„We do not expect any review of the fundamental weaknesses in global bank risk calculation methodologies, but this should be the main focus now of central banks.“
https://t.co/8Q2RcpxJrz