No, the Richest 1% of Spain Does Not Live on Income
The question of why the rich are rich is something that society tends to ask, and, depending on the answer we give to that question, we can make very different policy decisions...
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The Heavy Slab of Low Growth in Europe
The global economic slowdown is a palpable fact for the big economic blocs. All of them have cut growth estimates during this year, but we must highlight the specific case of Europe, which is positioned as the economic block with the lowest growth.
For this year, the IMF projects economic growth for the world of 3 %. Emerging and developing economies will grow by 3...
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Paradox in Europe: Wages, Productivity and Inflation Are Disconnected
Economic theory says that wages are linked to productivity, that is, that productivity improvements will be reflected in workers’ salary improvements and that wage pressures impact on high inflation rates.
But the truth is that in Europe it has been showing an interesting paradox to analyze in relation to wages, to the progress of productivity and inflation levels in recent years.
Salaries have in...
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Pp, Cs and Vox, How Are Your Economic Programs Different?
On Sunday, November 10, voters are called to the polls to express their political preferences. If we previously analyzed the economic proposals of national parties that are located on the left axis, today, we have to analyze the ideological axis of the right.
The economy becomes more important in the current context of deceleration...
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China’s Steps to Reach Number One as a World Economic Power
Today, the United States and China are in the middle of a trade war with the mutual imposition of tariffs, initially driven by the Donald Trump government, whose ultimate goal is to avoid the bulky trade deficit of what is the world’s first economy with China.
But there is another basic war that is being fought, and it is that of China trying to snatch the United States the first place in terms of...
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The Process Takes the Catalan Economy Ahead
Catalonia is living a few complicated days. After the sentence of the process, a wave of protests has begun, which especially affect the Catalan capital, Barcelona.
The page of the process is closed, and another is opened, but not without leaving consequences in the Catalan economy...
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We Will End up Having Digital Giants in Europe Such as Google and Apple (Or so Gvg Capital Predicts) (Part 1)
One of the keys to the technological world that we have to live, and that from these lines we have always stood out as a fragile point of European socioeconomics, is the almost total lack (and almost without) of European technological giants...
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Finally, the Necessary Re-Foundation of Capitalism Breaks into the Political Debate at the Highest Level (Part 1)
Recasting Capitalism and correcting a course that the success of populisms, whether left or right, shows that it was only a drift has always been one of the most recurring theses from these lines, and always with a purely constructive ambition...
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And in the End Trump’s Economic War Begins to Make It Attractive to Relocate Companies Outside of China (Part 1)
No one in the financial world (and just in the street-level world) has been able to dodge on the covers and in the media that eternal debate about whether the trade war was going to harm the US or China...
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And in the End Trump’s Economic War Begins to Make It Attractive to Relocate Companies Outside of China (Part 2)
The China relocator is now relocated… China is testing its own globalizing medicine
Meanwhile, in the last rales of multilateralism and globalization that we still cannot know very well if we will have to bury definitively, Chinese production had already been relocating Chinese production to Africa...
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