Economic policy is not made by a meritocracy in which the people with the best ideas get the most say. Nor of course is it a democracy in which we all have equal say.
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Chris Dillow: The futility of economic policy debate
EU politics
New York Times: German court finds Anwar El Ghazi unfairly sacked by Mainz over protest against Israel’s Gaza genocide
Anwar El Ghazi, a football professional, made headlines with his Instagram posts. Mainz 05’s contract termination is now declared invalid by the Labour Court. Read HERE
Economics
Bloomberg: Draghi Is Betting the House With Europe’s Biggest Stimulus Plan
Mario Draghi is using his position as Italian prime minister to deliver the one thing he could never conjure up when he was head of the European Central Bank: massive fiscal stimulus. Read here
EU politics
The Guardian – Revealed: British university vice-chancellors’ five-star expenses
This is not a sensationalist titbit. Currently British academics are striking to protect their pension funds. Once again basic workers’ rights are under attacs. At the same time scandalously high salaries are being paid to […]
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