- Greece’s new prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has promised a series of tax cuts and pro-market reforms, but maintains the country’s commitment to fiscal sustainability, targeting a sizeable 3.5% primary surplus…
This week’s TFiF makes for some great Friday afternoon bathroom reading, as Tobias Sturmhoefel looks at the links between toilets and economics bit.ly/2MvPkYl
Greece: more debt and fewer people – markets unconcerned bit.ly/2MsI3Z3 pic.twitter.com/uTSFPzrGpe
We've been trying to fathom the fall in yields bit.ly/2ojhuxI
Ever thought about using economic theory to decide if you should buy a second-hand car or take your own lunch to work? Ritush Dalmia has, and shares his (somewhat questionable) conclusions bit.ly/31Ozbnk
China is 70, and may be starting to feel it bit.ly/2pDlKIq
This week’s TFiF makes for some great Friday afternoon bathroom reading, as Tobias Sturmhoefel looks at the links between toilets and economics bit.ly/2MvPkYl