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The EU’s new DMA regulation is about to hurt consumers

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By Martynas Gruodis, an expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute March 7th, 2024, marks a significant date for the European Union and, potentially, the...

The new OECD tax regime will reduce tax competition

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By Reda Simonaitytė-MIKULĖ, Junior Expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute A global minimum tax model will reduce tax competition and put companies in a...

How to deal with the rapid rise of Chinese electric vehicle...

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By Irakli Machaidze, a Georgian political writer, analytical journalist and fellow with Young Voices Europe. Irakli is currently based in Vienna, Austria, pursuing advanced...

The UN is undermining the cause for property rights protection it...

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By Dr. Susanna Lukacs 75 years after its adoption, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, namely article 17, is under threat. It states: “Everyone has the...

The EU’s new fiscal rules are a framework full of holes

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By Belgian MEP Johan Van Overtveldt (Belgian Finance Minister between 2014 and 2018, Chairman of the European Parliament’s Budget Committee)   The new EU fiscal rules, or more...

Despite minor concessions to farmers, the EU continues with its green...

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The farmer protests that rocked Brussels at the start of this month have launched the issue to the very top of the EU’s political...

There is no culture of transparent, independent and effective auditing of...

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In a new Policy Paper, Dr. Adriaan Schout, Senior Research Fellow at Dutch think tank Clingendael, takes a closer look at the effectiveness and...

Now is not the time to ease monetary policy

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By Leonardas Marcinkevičius is an expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute Last Thursday, as predicted, the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB)...

Anti-money laundering laws contribute to “de-banking” for the vulnerable

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By Jorge Jraissati, Director of Alumni For Liberty, an international network with over 10,000 youth leaders from 139 countries, and economist at IESE Business...

Inflation is on the rise again

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By Belgian MEP Johan Van Overtveldt (Belgian Finance Minister between 2014 and 2018, Chairman of the European Parliament’s Budget Committee)   « Thunderclap Newman» was a short-lived British...
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