Compliance with Brussels' Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) in the EU will require mid-caps to spend up to 12% of their investment on compliance with this one directive, according to EIB estimates. This is just one directive.. This is great for lawyers and

100%. nobody understands how insanely superior the ETS is to any of the regulatory nightmare interventionism that the EU produces for decades now...

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La mitad del crecimiento de España desde 2019 se debe al gasto público en consumo y salarios, por Javier Jorrín elconfidencial.com/economia/2024-…

Ojo a este estudio sobre la evolución de la confianza en los medios en 46 países en la última década: la confianza cayó (solo) en la mitad de los países. ¿Y España? En la UE27 somos el país donde los ciudadanos muestran menor confianza en los medios. ➡️doi.org/10.1093/joc/jq…

Hay escasez de vivienda por que apenas se construyen desde 2010, además el boom del alquiler turístico urbano que es más rentable, canibaliza el alquiler convencional y presiona al alza sobre los precios del alquiler y la vivienda newtral.es/alquiler-vacac…

Result of a decade of what Luis Garicano 🇪🇺🇺🇦 calls 'macro without incentives' in Frankfurt. Incentives matter when designing macro policies.

“If we exclude the tech sector, EU productivity growth over the past 20 years would be broadly at par with the US” - Draghi Fabulous article 🧵

"US labour productivity has grown by 30 per cent since the 2008-09 financial crisis, more than three times the pace in the Eurozone and the UK. That productivity gap, visible for a decade, is reshaping the hierarchy of the global economy." This quote and the charts below are from

Always happy to see 🇪🇸 number one. But: - Stagnant productivity - Declining purchasing power and investment - Highest unemployment in Europe. - LT fiscal trouble (high pension replacement ratio, v. low fertility, v. high life expectancy) Maybe the index needs some work?

Llegada del tren de Madrid hoy a las 14:55. Estación de Pamplona. 2024.

Population collapse in more than half the world is happening right now

Spain, no country for young men and women: - Real wage unchanged since 2005 - Real pension up 35%.

New paper using Dutch data has similar findings as previous work with Danish data: Net fiscal contribution of immigrants is negative, regardless of entry age. It appears unlikely that immigration will solve the conundrum of the sustainability of European welfare states.

Amén

fertility rates of native-born spanish women are catastrophically low. in the canary islands, there were just over 0.8 births per native woman in 2023 - possibly the lowest rate in spain's recorded history

Lo que le ha sucedido a España desde 2000 es una tragedia. De ser ejemplo de democracia europea - con poderes independientes y controles anticorrupción efectivos - a un deterioro institucional único en Europa- como muestran los datos del WGI/WB.

From the Financial Times article, “China’s holdings of US Treasuries fall to lowest level since 2009:” “Analysts say the change partly reflects China’s desire to diversify its foreign reserves by buying assets such as gold. But they add that Beijing is seeking to disguise the true extent of

Biggest drop in U.S. equity allocation on record

⚡️ La dimensión económica del desafío energético global Conferencia de Michael Greenstone, director del Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth The University of Chicago el 12 de mayo en la #frAreces Organizada con NCID ➕ ℹ️ fundacionareces.es/fundacionarece… #Energia