Fiscal Economics – Page 11 – The Liberal Globe

USA: Agreement without substance, with the Public debt increasing

June 8, 2023

The deal suspends the federal government’s borrowing limit to pay its obligations for the next two years. That is, until the beginning of 2025…

USΑ: What will happen if no agreement is reached on the debt?

May 25, 2023

Negotiations continue in the United States between political parties to find a solution to the issue of the need to raise the debt limit…

The way of estimating the Nominal value of Public Sector Expenditures

May 18, 2023

A few days ago, the IMF published a study on the impact of inflation on public finances (“The Effects of Inflation on Public Finances“,…

What would a US bankruptcy cause?

May 18, 2023

The Biden administration has until June 1st, so that the US does not end up in default, which in turn will bring a series…

The American Economy is headed for Recession

May 4, 2023

The announcement of the Institute for Supply Management’s April 2023 State of US Manufacturing report wasn’t exactly what we’d call “good news.” And the…

OPEC-“Trojan horse” against EU and US efforts to suppress their Ιnflation

April 20, 2023

In light of the IMF’s negative forecast for global economic growth of around 3% over the next five years, with interest rates, bank failures…

The Rational Operation of the Tax System is a Driver of Economic Growth

April 6, 2023

In many cases, the pursuit of the competitiveness of a country’s economy seemed like an end in itself and a sacred goal. The idea…

The slow deceleration of Inflation is testing the limits of anti-inflationary policies

February 23, 2023

Inflation will probably stay with us for a long time. And this is because although a relative de-escalation is recorded in the various links…

The Chinese Economy mainly focuses on Internal Consumption

December 22, 2022

The annual Central Conference on Financial Work is the premier discussion on financial planning. Every year, the state of the economy, the main political…