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Refuelling trade between the EU and Morocco can unlock great economic potential
By Chakib Alj, President of the CGEM (Confédération Générale des Entreprises du Maroc - General Confederation of Moroccan Enterprises). The article has been reviewed...
QE for the people? Thanks, but no thanks
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A number of economists propose in the FT to implement what has been dubbed "QE for the people".
They start off quite well, noting:
"The evidence suggests that conventional QE is an unreliable...
Will the EU finally start to dismantle its excessive bureaucracy?
By Ernestas Einoris, a policy expert at the Lithuanian Free Market Institute
EU policymakers have recognized that attempting to grow the European economy under the...
The new OECD tax regime will reduce tax competition
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...
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