Archive for March, 2011


Of tuition fees and failed reforms

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March 29th, 2011

Have you ever had the suspicion that her baker the money you pay him, perhaps not for baking rolls of prints? Perhaps he has taken other money to buy some flour and other ingredients, but not what he has taken through the sale of bread. In return, he has used the money from the sale of sandwiches in truth perhaps for the last holiday or for a new car. Readmore…


Professor Frick, who is coming Soccer World Cup?Frick:Spain.Before the last World Cup you had with this forecast is still harvested scorn and ridicule.Frick:I've already bet on the success of Euro 2008 with Spain as title holder and was the only one in my environment. Readmore…

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“Enlightenment is man's emergence from his self-imposed immaturity. Immaturity is the inability to use one's understanding without guidance from another. Self-incurred is this tutelage when its cause lies not in lack of reason but of resolution and courage to be his to use without guidance from another. Readmore…

Two sides of a coin decision and responsibility

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March 22nd, 2011

In the analysis of the global financial crisis and the critical developments in the European Monetary Union around Greece, there is always the answers to the fundamental question: How could this happen? Without wanting to sound out details here, a simple answer is submitted for discussion: The backgrounds of both crises, is that it was possible to shift responsibility for individual economic decisions as well as for economic policy. Readmore…

The message of the “credit crunch”

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March 20th, 2011

I.The so-called “international credit crisis” is essentially a result of an economic system that has emerged in recent decades in nearly all developed economies getting stronger and that probably best be characterized as “social-democratic socialism”: An economic system in which private property is sacrosanct and not to provide state distribution of wealth and income. Readmore…

“It's the spending, stupid – not the deficit.”The world economic crisis has left a barren fiscal battlefield. There are very few countries where public debt is not jumped by leaps and bounds into the air. Almost everywhere reached new levels of debt the post-war records. A real improvement is in the year 2010 is not in sight. Readmore…

Finance Minister Schäuble remains undeterred. As early as 1990, when he negotiated against the advice of almost all economists as chief negotiator for the German monetary unification the disastrous exchange rate of 1:1 and defended, it is also now self-assured over the fact that his plans for a bail-out of Greece from the overwhelming majority of economists are rejected. Readmore…

The child has fallen into the well: Greece may count on a bailout for the 10th May planned formal decision by the Government of the Member States should be a mere formality. Precondition is true that the Greek government before submitting even a rigid savings program. But this should be no problem – after all it is for the time being only to the submission of a plan and not to its actual implementation. Readmore…

On 12 April has to be started in Mainz, in a former barracks of the new mobile spectrum auction, the auction under the direction of the Federal Network Agency frequencies of 360 MHz. A part of the spectrum originates not from UMTS auctions in 2000. Of particular importance, however, to the so-called digital dividend coveted. Readmore…

In times of financial crisis, the economic liberalism in a difficult position and this is not entirely undeserved. At the same time the classical liberalism of an economically educated, but well into the social and legal philosophy-flung nature has again earned significant attention. Representative for this is the attitude of Friedrich A. Readmore…