Can Europe allocate limited resources more effectively than the free market? Will the positive impact of investing billions outweigh the negative effects of raising taxes to fund these investments?
janlietaer
I am actually moving to Netherland next year! I am done with US and its visa rules to get H1B. I have got masters from Top US university in computer engineering. However, I am still not getting picked in this BS H1B lottery system.
omkarbhise
El-Erian said much the same thing in the only game in town. difference, he said in 2016.
caglarsamet
Our economy is facing challenges due to uncertainties, housing problems, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the lingering effects of the pandemic, leading to instability. The rising inflation, slow growth, and trade disruptions require immediate action from all sectors to restore stability and promote economic recovery.
JohnCastro-dy
In short, the EU's challenge is its central structure and governance. Decentralized countries are subject to spontaneity and with an incentive structure that is more in harmony between state, local authority and citizen. Therefore, decentralized countries such as the USA and Switzerland are more successful on a wide range of relevant parameters.
glennnielsen
Lets address the elephant in the room….
Germany is the main economic locomotive along with france for EU….
German industry did rely mostly on the cheap energy coming from Russia….. US forced germany to boycott the cheap russian gaz ( even sabotaged the pipeline) now german industries can not compete in the market … the german production is very expensive since the energy they acquire is the most expensive… it is not the case for the US… as US has its own energy ressource….
Poor germans, relying on America and obeying to US geo politics costed them their entire industry….
samirzemmache
Living and yet-to-be-born EU citizens should be rattled when you hear proposals for EU common debt. The EU does not have the skills or the right incentives to allocate capital efficiently.
