“The economic problem of society is not merely a problem of allocating given resources. It is a problem of securing the best use of resources known to any member of society, for ends whose importance only those individuals know.”  Friedrich Hayek, The Use of Knowledge in Society, 1945

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German industry has emerged from each successive crisis on a weaker growth path, with output today having returned to its mid-2000s level.

07.08.2026

Reversing populist legacies requires more than winning an election — or changing the policies. It requires rebuilding the institutions that populism spent years dismantling.

04.08.2026

Ukrainian attacks inside Russia and firmer Western support have upended the balance. This new pressure could lead Moscow to reconsider a path to negotiations.

02.08.2026

The Austrian School of Economics views productivity as the successful alignment of subjective consumer demands with efficient, time-structured production.

30.07.2026

Prof. James Tooley has been working on the issue of low-cost private schools for over 2 decades. He has been asking: “Why are parents in developing countries sending their children to low-cost private schools funded by entrepreneurs rather than (under-performing) state schools?”

28.07.2026

Financial stakes reward accuracy, often outperforming polls and pundits. Prediction markets anticipate major events before governments or media. Fading trust in media empowers prediction markets as risk barometers.

26.07.2026