Since the 2019/20 parliamentary year, the Danish Parliament has implemented EU directives that have imposed lasting costs of almost DKK 12 billion per year on Danish businesses.
We all want people to have higher wages. Especially those with low incomes. But this is not done by setting an administrative salary from Bratislava for a waitress from Utekáč.
Until the early 2010s, government subsidies in Europe were on a downward trend, partly because of the increasing prevalence and enforcement of competition and state aid rules.
Globalisation-related pressures have led countries across the world to reduce CIT rates, making taxation more business-friendly. Despite the decrease in tax rates, tax revenues are not falling.
The French people are in a continuous state of anxiety about pensions, but they do not see the common thread connecting all of them: the ageing of a society that is ill-prepared for it.
In an effort to measure the performance of the 27 economies in the European Union over the past five years, the Juan de Mariana Institute has crafted the Economic Performance Dashboard.