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12.02.2019 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Nord Stream 2 and Huawei

The mixture of economy and state

by Norbert F. Tofall

The not rudimentary separation of state and economy in Russia and China leads to the fact that economic projects with Russian and Chinese companies are unfortunately not purely economic, but always also - and often even primarily - political projects ...

25.01.2019 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

What is the will of the people?

by Norbert F. Tofall

If no one can know the will of the people, then the general rule is that state activity should be limited to the conditions under which the will of one man can coexist with the will of another.

04.01.2019 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Breach of rules with EU Commission blessing

by Norbert F. Tofall

Shortly before Christmas, the Italian government won the first round of its poker game against tough budget restrictions in EMU. Since not only Italy, but increasingly France and other countries are benefiting from this victory, there is little to su ...

14.12.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Attention, danger of recession!

by Thomas Mayer

Warning signs of a recession of the equity markets are supported by corresponding signals from the economy.

13.12.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

No exit from May before Brexit for the time being

by Norbert F. Tofall

There is currently no majority in the British Parliament for the Brexit deal that Theresa May negotiated with the EU. There is also no majority for an alternative position in the British Parliament at the moment. Only for a No-Deal-Brexit no majority ...

05.12.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Does Macron end like Hollande – or Renzi?

by Norbert F. Tofall

The excessive demands of the state are pre-programmed in France. The state has to fix everything. But if it wants to judge it and break up vested interests, militant protests and even political strikes will drive it onto the defensive.

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