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Vom Wert der besseren Idee: Outperformance durch die Einbindung österreichischer Perspektiven I. Einleitung: Austrian Economics at Work Das Konferenzthema „Austrian Economics at Work“ legt nahe, die Österreichische Schule über ihr theoretisches Fundament hinaus zu betrachten, als analytischen Rahmen, der reale Entwicklungen erklärt und konkrete Anwendungsfälle aufzeigt. Als Unternehmer und Fondsmanager nähere ich mich diesem Thema […]
The World Bank’s ‘Averting the Old- Age Crisis’ revisited, 32 years on: Have we learned the lessons?
ABSTRACT This paper revisits the World Bank’s landmark report Averting the Old Age Crisis: Policies to Protect the Old and Promote Growth from 1994, and uses it as a benchmark to judge the OECD’s pension systems of today. Averting the Old Age Crisis recommended a three-pillar system in which fully prefunded pillars, based on […]
1. The extraordinary grassroots movement of low-cost private education Across the developing world, in urban slums and low-income communities, and rural villages, parents are abandoning public schools en masse. Instead, they are sending their children to private schools, low-cost private schools, typically created by educational entrepreneurs. Research over two decades has revealed several salient […]
ABSTRACT This paper summarizes the stabilization plan implemented by Javier Milei in Argentina between December 2023 and April 2026, while also outlining expectations for the remainder of his term in office. The plan includes “three anchors” (fiscal, monetary, and exchange-rate), along with the deregulation process and the structural reforms that gained momentum during the […]
Malte Fischer is a native of Germany and studied economics. He earned his Diplom Ökonom degree at the Ruhr University in Bochum (D). In 1990 Fischer began to work as an academic staff researcher at the Kiel Institute for World Economy (IfW Kiel), and specialized there in business cycle research and trade policy. During […]
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