The ECB Has Been Hiding Risk. They Won’t Be Able to Do It Much Longer.
The ECB can disguise the risk for a while, but the reality of the mounting debt and tax burden ahead is probably going to end in a debt crisis.
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The COVID Crash: A Webinar with Daniel Lacalle
Jeff Deist and economist Daniel Lacalle present a special live seminar on the COVID-19 crisis and what it means for your economic future.
Brazils Bolsonaro Becomes Political Target Thanks to Skeptical Approach to COVID-19 Lockdowns
While the Left has agitated for more government spying and harsher "lockdowns," Brazil's president—perhaps fearing economic implosion—has been reluctant to crack down.
Three Reasons Why the Eurozone Recovery Will Be Poor
The eurozone needs to understand that if it decides to increase taxes to address the rising debt due to the COVID-19 response, its ability to recover will be irreparably damaged.
The Global Airline Industry Is in Even Worse Shape Than You Think
The current crisis for airlines is even worse than it was after 9/11.
How Governments Broke the Oil Market
The oil industry became one of the main areas of malinvestment in the years of massive liquidity and low yields. This perpetuated excess capacity and kept inefficient companies unnecessarily alive.
Human Action Part Six with Jeff Deist
We continue our survey of Human Action by finishing up Part Six of the book, Mises's analysis of interventionism.
To Avoid a Collapse of the Eurozone, Europe Moves Closer to a European Megastate
Debt-ridden countries such as Italy will come to rely more and more on Germans and other northern Europeans to finance their debt. This will require a more unified Europe. Or the whole thing may collapse.
To Avoid a Collapse of the Eurozone, Europe Moves Closer to a European Megastate
Debt-ridden countries such as Italy will come to rely more and more on Germans and other northern Europeans to finance their debt. This will require a more unified Europe. Or the whole thing may collapse.
The COVID-19 Crisis Is Driving the EU to the Brink
As the debt bombs in Italy and Spain and France get worse, it increasingly looks like the eurozone will have to bail out a huge portion of the European economy. Either that, or break up the EU, provoking a new crisis.
