The results showed 79% of those who voted in Sunday’s national referendum backed raising the country’s business tax to the 15% global minimum rate from the current average minimum of 11%, while 59% supported the climate law.
Media
Simon Wren-Lewis: Links between austerity and immigration, and the power of information
Simon Wren-Lewis may not be known for his brilliant prose, but his analytical talent, even concerning popular topics, is unimpeachable. This is well worth reading. Read here
Economics
Bill Mitchell: Does rising income inequality explain the rising support for right-wing political movements?
The answer to this questiion are differentiated and not as simple as often claimed Read HERE
Finance
Reuters – Denmark: Danske Bank executive exits over Estonian money-laundering controls
Who said the hygge and money-laundering are incompatible. It took five years after a whistle-blower informed the Danske Bank of massive money-laundering for something to happen. Maybe less candles and more integrity is called for […]
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