Student loans help cover the high costs of higher education, unavoidable to succeed in today's job market. But it is necessary to investigate their long-run effects on individual well-being, income inequality and costs for taxpayers. If you are a student reading this article in England, you are likely to end up with $64,000 of debt... Continue Reading →
The situation looks bleak in the UK, USA and Australia. 2018 is a big year for Brexit negotiations. A ‘no-deal’ scenario seems scarily plausible and would result in an estimated loss of half a million jobs and a slowdown of nearly every sector in the British economy. While these losses seem like the worst possible outcomes,... Continue Reading →
At the top of political agendas in the EU, the UK and the US, as well as among the major concerns of big businesses all over the world, is now taxation. Despite the recent breakthrough in the Brexit negotiations, businesses in the UK look with concern at the latest polls, according to which Corbyn and... Continue Reading →
