Ann Pettifor: Britain’s flagging economy: is Brexit to blame? November 22, 2018 MDRose Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics 0 “However, the evidence shows that—to date—it is austerity, not Brexit, that has had the most negative long-term impact on the British economy.” Read here Ann PettiforLink
Economics DeStatis – Germany: High inflation led to a 4.4% decrease in real earnings in the 2nd quarter of 2022 August 29, 2022 MDRose Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics, Uncategorized 0 While the corporations and billionaires keep raking it in, working people are becoming poorer. Read Here
Economics Stephanie Kelton: Modern Monetary Theory Is Not a Recipe for Doom February 22, 2019 MDRose Economics, Finance 0 There are no inherent tradeoffs between fiscal and monetary policy. Read here
Economics Eurostat: Ukraine & Russia are source of one-third of EU cereal imports January 24, 2023 David Economics, Food Production, Transport 0 Around one-third of the value of the EU’s imports of cereals in 2021 originated from Ukraine (28.8% and valued at €1.7 billion) and Russia (4.8%) combined. Read Here
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