Ignacy Święcicki, “Rzeczpospolita”: Stwierdzenie, że e-commerce jest obszarem gospodarki, który dużo zyskał w czasie pandemii jest powszechnie powtarzane. Gdy jednak spojrzy się na dane okazuje się, że trudno jest precyzyjnie określić, jak duża jest to zmiana.
Jakub Sawulski, Wojciech Paczos, “LSE Blog”: When the state spends money on roads and railways, we call it ‘investment’. When the state spends on nurseries, school meals, or health care, we call it social, educational, and health expenditure.
Piotr Arak, “EURACTIV”: Plans to extend the EU’s carbon market to transport and heating fuels will have the greatest impact on the poorest households.
On July 6th we have discussed our latest report “Can the state be a good investor?” with Philipp Heimberger (wiiw) and Wojciech Paczos (University of Cardiff).
On June 23rd we have discussed our latest report “Global taxes in the post-COVID-19 era” with Alex Cobham, chief executive, Tax Justice Network.
Piotr Arak, “Länder-Analysen”: Die Corona-Pandemie hat den globalen Digitalisierungsprozess beschleunigt. Ältere und Jüngere mussten lernen, sich wie in einem Science-Fiction-Film zu verhalten, in dem Videokonferenzen persönliche Treffen ersetzen.
Piotr Arak, “Financial Times”: Reforming the global tax system and stopping the race to the bottom that we’ve seen for many years is a great aim.
Piotr Arak, “The Brussels Times”: Societies and politicians in Western and Eastern countries have complained for years as multinational companies shifted profits from the grip of tax collectors to low-tax havens.
Piotr Arak, “Länder-Analysen”: Die Corona-Pandemie hat den globalen Digitalisierungsprozess beschleunigt. Ältere und Jüngere mussten lernen, sich wie in einem Science-Fiction-Film zu verhalten, in dem Videokonferenzen persönliche Treffen ersetzen.
Piotr Arak, Łukasz Czernicki, Jakub Sawulski “EUROPP”, London School of Economics: Two key principles have sat at the heart of the EU’s fiscal rules since the Maastricht Treaty: that governments should run budget deficits no higher than 3% of GDP and maintain a public debt no higher than 60% of GDP.