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07-02-2013
The budget of the European Union
could function at half of the proposed cost to EU taxpayers while boosting
economic growth, according to a new report, 50:50 for 2020,-
published
in Brussels today. The report is written by Lithuanian Free Market
Institute senior expert Kaetana Leontjeva and presented
by New Direction - The Foundation for European Reform.
17-05-2012
LFMI proposes to declare this date Taxpayer Appreciation Day.
04-05-2012
"Countries should prepare themselves for possible contractions before
they come, identifying wasteful programs, stipulating priorities in
government spending and being ready to cut the less relevant spending.
Government spending should not be rigid and disregarding economic
realities, instead it should adjust itself according to budget revenues.
This is the only way to avoid painful tax increases, which do not
always bring in more revenues and only deepen the recessions." | Kaetana Leontjeva, IREF
24-10-2011
Article by Steve H. Hanke, a Professor of Applied Economics at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and a Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C.
12-10-2011
A new study from Brussels shows the European Parliament's budget can be reduced by 24% percent annually.
12-10-2011
A new study from Helsinki debunks the myth of the Swedish model.
31-01-2006
Structural funds and agricultural assistance have invariably been used to garner political support for EU membership, but they have never created necessary conditions for economic growth, argues LFMI‘s President Ugnius Trumpa. The commentary is posted at TCSDaily.com.
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