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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.

07.11.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

The result of the mid-term elections in the USA

by Norbert F. Tofall

According to the current projections (7.11., 8:30 clock CET), the Republicans have defended and probably expanded their majority in the Senate, but lost the majority in the House of Representatives. The exact distribution of seats is not yet certain. ...

12.10.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

What happens after the GroKo?

by Norbert F. Tofall

The decline of the Grand Coalition under Angela Merkel will continue regardless of the outcome of the state elections in Bavaria and Hessen. At present, the only realistic alternative to the GroKo is a renewed attempt to create a Jamaica alliance of ...

21.09.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

Geoeconomic Policy and World Trade

by Norbert F. Tofall

Russia, China and the USA, but also many other states, are increasingly using foreign trade today as a means of continuing the war by other means. All in all, this results in increased geoeconomic competition between states and blocs of states, which ...

07.09.2018 - Economics, Politics & Philosophy

The Illusion of Wealth

by Norbert F. Tofall

For years, asset prices have been rising at breathtaking speed. Have we become richer as a result? No, because only the productive use of capital goods creates wealth.

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