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The Economics of Budget Deficits

Sven R. Larson August 5, 2022

Government officials have carefully ignored the need for more fiscal conservatism. Looking at the threat of a new debt crisis, investors and taxpayers alike expect nothing more spectacular from their current leaders than a new round of put-out-the-fire austerity packages.

Euro-Zone Inflation Nears Its Peak

Sven R. Larson August 3, 2022

The inflation rate dropped from June to July in five countries.

Euro Zone Inflation Ticks Up in June

Sven R. Larson July 5, 2022

Inflation in energy prices are showing signs of stabilizing; consumer-price inflation is near or at its peak.

Bloomberg: Europe May Avoid Recession

Sven R. Larson June 9, 2022

Bloomberg suggests that consumers “sitting on 700 billion-euro ($753 billion) cash” is reason enough to predict macroeconomic resiliency in Europe, but this report is contradicted by findings by Eurostat on retail trade in the euro area and the EU as a whole.

Prepare for Another Debt Crisis

Sven R. Larson June 4, 2022

A new debt crisis looks unavoidable. There is practically no interest in fiscal reforms across Europe, leaving the continent vulnerable to a destructive downward spiral of rising interest rates and structural budget deficits.

U.S. Public Finances Better than Pre-Pandemic

Sven R. Larson June 1, 2022

The numbers for the first quarter of this year were released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis showing a 30%-percent rise in revenue for the U.S. federal government over the pre-pandemic first quarter of 2019.

Inflation Still Rising in Most of EU

Sven R. Larson May 26, 2022

The EU inflation rate rose at varying rates from March to April, from 5.4% in France and Malta to 19.1% in Estonia.

Economic Resiliency Post Pandemic: U.S. vs. the EU

Sven R. Larson May 9, 2022

While the U.S. has its economic problems, the runaway government debt being an ominous example, its unending reliance on domestic spending for domestic prosperity is a winning recipe over time.

1st-Time Asylum Seekers in EU Climbed to Over Half a Million in 2021; Up Nearly 30% Year Over Year

Robert Semonsen March 25, 2022

The Eurostat report revealed that some 535,000 first-time asylum seekers—most of whom arrived from Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq—applied for official status in the European Union last year.

EU Economy Returns to Pre-Pandemic Levels

Sven R. Larson February 2, 2022

Despite the strong growth rates in the 4th quarter, the European economy has only barely recovered from the pandemic.

Tag: Eurostat

The Economics of Budget Deficits

Euro-Zone Inflation Nears Its Peak

Euro Zone Inflation Ticks Up in June

Bloomberg: Europe May Avoid Recession

Prepare for Another Debt Crisis

U.S. Public Finances Better than Pre-Pandemic

Inflation Still Rising in Most of EU

Economic Resiliency Post Pandemic: U.S. vs. the EU

1st-Time Asylum Seekers in EU Climbed to Over Half a Million in 2021; Up Nearly 30% Year Over Year

EU Economy Returns to Pre-Pandemic Levels

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