Enrico Colombatto

Though some believe punishing “profiteering” with higher taxation is morally justified, for the economy, it is a dangerous folly.

Taxation and overregulation have sapped Western countries’ entrepreneurial energies. But the worst part of the low-growth problem is workforce education.

Why did the fiscal policies of UK Prime Minister Truss meet with such an uproar and why the Bank of England felt it necessary to move against them?

The coalition of the right has won a clear victory in the Italian legislative elections. Despite this success, Giorgia Meloni will not have an easy task.

ECB officials and government policymakers in the euro area are groping in the dark for an effective price inflation policy.

Having mismanaged the economies and now misrepresenting the problem, central bankers and politicians in the West pray for a “soft landing” instead of a recession.

Their discourse notwithstanding, central bankers in the U.S. and the EU are not serious about fighting rising inflation.

Little came from the COP26 summit. Global warming may not be as dangerous as some say. Countries will likely back down from their commitments.