All posts tagged "American Enterprise Institute"
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How reasonable are the EU’s digital taxation plans?
Stan Veuger The European Commission recently released two proposed directives that relate to the taxation of the...
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The US and Germany are on a trade collision course
Recent budget policy decisions in both the United States and Germany would suggest that the two countries are...
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Europe’s budget stasis
Dalibor Rohac Contrary to what the bloc’s critics say, the European Union is no colossus suffocating Europe’s...
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Arthur Brooks: ‘I’m going to stay at it’
Arthur Brooks is now contemplating a fourth career. Before becoming the president of the American Enterprise Institute nine...
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It’s time to assassinate Assad
Michael Rubin On April 8, after learning of the alleged Syrian regime’s use of chemical weapons against...
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Here’s how we can make Turkey’s president pay a price for his crackdown on journalists
Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey’s ruler for 15 years, has established himself as Turkey’s most consequential leader since Mustafa...
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Twin deficit danger of ‘America First’
Economic policy consistency is not the Trump administration’s long suit. All one need do is look at how...
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Rise of Italian nationalism a blow to European economic stability
Judging by the current calmness in the Italian bond market and the euro’s strength, one could be forgiven...
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Yes, Turkey has definitely become a rogue regime
• Η φυλάκιση των Ελλήνων στρατιωτών στην Τουρκία αποτελεί επιπλέον ένδειξη ότι η Τουρκία δεν ανήκει στο ΝΑΤΟ...
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Sclerotic productivity hobbles Italy
Anyone who thought the euro area debt crisis was resolved has not been paying attention to economic and...
