Solving the Relationship Gaps of Mathematics and Austrian Economics

Praxeology within a Physics of the Social Sciences

Austrian economics does not share the same methodology as we see in the economics mainstream. The Austrian emphasis on praxeology provides a better explanation of economic events than does the mathematically-bound mainstream.

The Economist: Secret to World Cup glory? Open borders beat big budgets

The Economist: Secret to World Cup glory? Open borders beat big budgets

European consumers still aren’t consuming, but the way they save is changing

EUROPE: Eurozone households continue to act as a brake on economic growth. But a gradual shift from bank deposits towards investment products may be laying the foundations for stronger consumption and domestic demand in the years ahead

Switzerland Shows Its Dark Side in Jan-Eric Mack’s ‘A Happy Family’: ‘People Don’t Talk’

Switzerland is still one of the richest countries in the world. But there are cracks in its foundation, argues director Jan-Eric Mack. “During the pandemic, we started seeing people lining up to get food. It was an unusual sight in Switzerland, where you don’t see poverty on the streets that much. But these numbers are []

Webster Financial: Limited Upside Even As Spain Risk Is Remote (Downgrade)

Webster Financial: Limited Upside Even As Spain Risk Is Remote (Downgrade)

European vs. U.S. Economic Performance: An Update

European vs. U.S. Economic Performance: An Update Ira Sun, 07/05/2026 - 22:01

Germany to borrow €800bn for rearmament in historic shift

Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s debt-fuelled spending not seen since German reunification

Tax cuts, pension overhaul and sick leave reforms: Germany launches sweeping economic overhaul

Under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the government has rolled out a transformative economic reform initiative intended to enhance Germany's financial landscape. The plan encompasses significant tax cuts for families, adjustments in the pension system that raise the retirement age, and new sick leave policies that require doctor’s notes from day one.

Germany issues huge change to rules as it’s crippled by workers calling in sick

The reforms are part of one of Germany's biggest economic shake-ups in decades as ministers seek to boost productivity and competitiveness.

This European Stock Market Quietly Becomes A Regional Leader To Watch

Spain's GDP outperform the Eurozone's in the first quarter, and the economy will probably beat the eurozone for the full year. The post This European Stock Market Quietly Becomes A Regional Leader To Watch appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.

European earnings season preview: Watch these 3 things, analyst says

European earnings season preview: Watch these 3 things, analyst says

Kallas: EU Enlargement Is a Geopolitical Process That Brings Peace and Stability

In the period until 2024, Bosnia and Herzegovina did a good job on the European path, but in the last two years, a worrying stagnation of reforms is visible, said the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the European Commission Kaja Kallas in an interview [] The post Kallas: EU Enlargement Is a Geopolitical Process That Brings Peace and Stability appeared first on Sarajevo Times.

Germany’s government announces reform package to jump-start the economy | DW News

After months of disagreements, Germany’s governing coalition has agreed on sweeping reforms to revive its economy. Chancellor Merz hopes changes to the tax code, less bureaucracy and a more flexible job market will help. But will they be enough to fix Germany? For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/ Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dwnews ►TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@dwnews ►Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deutschewellenews/ ►Twitter: https://twitter.com/dwnews Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie: https://www.youtube.com/dwdeutsch Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/user/deutschewelleenglish?sub_confirmation=1 #Germany #Merz #dwgermanpolitics #dreel

Compulsory KiwiSaver: Could mandatory saving close the wealth gap with Australia? – The Economy of Everything

Compulsory KiwiSaver: Could mandatory saving close the wealth gap with Australia? – The Economy of Everything

Latte Stage Capitalism

Latte Stage Capitalism

Branko Milanovic, economist: 'There will be no return to neoliberal ideology'

Asian shock, Western decline and the rise of national-liberalism: The expert on global inequality analyzes the fractures of modern capitalism in an interview with Le Monde.

Europeans Are Changing Saving Habits to Invest More, ING Says

Europeans are showing a durable shift in savings habits toward products such as investment funds that might one day help support greater spending, ING economists said.

Austria Leads FDI, but Real Estate Tells the Bigger Story

Bank of Albania data show Austria topping first-quarter foreign investment flows, while property and construction continue to shape Albania’s FDI model. Tirana Times June 25, 2026 – The figures place Austria ahead of some of Albania’s traditionally dominant investment partners, including Italy, the Netherlands and Turkey. Yet the data also point to a broader structural trend in Albania’s foreign direct investment landscape: the growing weight of real estate and construction-related capital in shaping the country’s FDI profile. Austrian investment in Albania has historically been concentrated in insurance, energy, hospitality and construction. No major new Austrian business project has been publicly The post Austria Leads FDI, but Real Estate Tells the Bigger Story appeared first on Tirana Times.

Flash index shows rising tax receipts in Illinois – Center Square

Fred Giertz, emeritus professor of economics at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, said the increase comes during a long-term period of gradual decline. “Now, decline doesn't mean the economy is getting worse. It means that the economy is not going ahead as fast as it otherwise would. So where we are right now is a period of modest growth, but slower than we have been the last several years,” he said.

Socialism in the West: Ignorance, Unearned Wealth, and Resentment

Socialism in the West: Ignorance, Unearned Wealth, and Resentment

TheLabor Market: Moving in 2 Directions

While AI might displace office jobs, construction is hiring.

Global ERC success ‘great but underlines funding shortage’

Researchers and experts say single-figure European Research Council success rate shows need for higher budget The post Global ERC success ‘great but underlines funding shortage’ appeared first on Research Professional News.

EU unable to match benefits of Russia cooperation for Baku, Yerevan — expert

South Caucasus expert David Martirosyan noted that the EU’s claims of billions of euros in profit from the development of transport routes do not reflect the current economic reality, but largely serve as a political tool

PALI LEHOHLA | Shaping Africa’s free trade canvas: why we need an index founded on AfCFTA super regions

Africa needs new ways to measure economic integration if the AfCFTA is to fulfil its promise of a truly unified continental market, writes Pali Lehohla

Julian Nagelsmann set to step down as Germany's head coach, replacement lined up after horrid WC

In a major development, after a horrid campaign in the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2026, Germany is looking for a major overhaul. One of the biggest changes after the side’s elimination comes as head coach Julian Nagelsmann has resigned from his position as Germany’s head coach.

Economy & politics: Why German Chancellor Merz has announced labour, workplace reforms

According to Friedrich Merz the reform package could help accelerate economic momentum by more than 1 in 2027.

Spain visas explained. What British, EU and non EU residents need to know before moving

Moving to Spain has become far more complicated than many foreigners realise. Since Brexit, alongside the arrival of new visa []

1776 and All That: Thomas Jefferson on Adam Smith

A small industry within the history of economic thought continues to churn through the historical record in search of direct links between European ideas in political economy and the American Revolution and Founding. The attraction is understandable. Of particular interest is the alluring prospect of Adam Smith’s influence on the Founders. Put simply, if it was [] The post 1776 and All That: Thomas Jefferson on Adam Smith appeared first on Econlib.

Australia faces longest economic slump in more than three decades

Sky News host James Morrow warns Australians will continue getting poorer as growth remains stuck below historical averages. “Australia is set for its longest stretch of sub-par economic growth in more than 35 years,” Mr Morrow said. “Deloitte Access Economics has downgraded its real economic growth forecasts for Australia to 1.3 per cent this financial year. “They say growth is going to stay below two per cent for the longest period since the global recession of the early 1990s. “We’re going to keep getting poorer and poorer every week so long as this goes on.”