Aggregate demand needs strengthening. One traditional way to do this is to increase government expenditures, probably in public infrastructure projects, on condition these are available. It would be much more helpful, however, to have a great reduction in all kinds of restrictions on private initiatives introduced in the last half a century during the era of the brave new world of the “social and ecological market economy”. The best thing to do now would be temporarily to weaken, if not repeal, various labour, environmental, social, health and other “standards”, because they block rational human activity more than anything else.
Showing posts with label eurosoc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eurosoc. Show all posts
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Hope for Europe
Do not tie the markets – free them by Vaclav Klaus
Labels:
capitalism,
economics,
european union,
eurosoc,
liberalism,
politics,
Vaclav Klaus
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Flag flying Eurofascism
Nicolas Sarkozy attacks Czech refusal to fly EU flag:
"The manner in which Cohn-Bendit demanded that President Klaus fly the EU flag over his castle could easily have been done by a German official of over 70 years ago or a Soviet official of 20 years ago," he said.
"No doubt they think that Buckingham Palace should fly the EU flag to show its dominium."
Labels:
european union,
eurosoc,
politics,
socialism
Saturday, November 15, 2008
EU Food Policy
Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver condemns and denounces the EU
"Ugly Vegetables and Fruit Again to be Sold in Europe!" by Doug Bandow:
Amazing. The European Union actually responded to criticism. About one-fifth of European produce has to be dumped because it doesn’t mean minimum EU standards, which have nothing to do with health. Under criticism for conducting a jihad against ugly veggies, the EU appears to be backing down–though the vote will be close.
Labels:
economics,
european union,
eurosoc,
nanny state,
politics,
proteccionism,
regulations,
socialism
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