Ondřej Jonaš

Projected World GDP 2015

The the bigger the country, the greater its
GDP – projected values for 2015. (more…)

Sara Irwin

In a galaxy not so far away, financial crisis has sparked a heated debate about the future of the European Union. Exposing previously unchallenged weaknesses in the EU’s economic policies, Greece’s financial messiness has left countries across the EU with an unpleasant realization: that Europe, with its irrevocably intertwined economic union, has yet to come up with any type of satisfactory response to financial breakdowns. With countries such as Latvia, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, and Italy all likely inline behind Greece to request financial assistance, it is imperative that the EU secure effective measures to respond to financial crises before all faith in the Union and the euro is lost, at home and abroad (more…)

Marek Loužek (Spring 2009 Issue)
As far as the future weather is concerned, we often accept horrific disaster stories that almost seem more appropriate in a Hollywood film. (more…)

Martin Riegl (Spring 2009 Issue)
The key to strengthening failed states is not developmental aid or democratization, but infrastructure.

Map of Mogadishu

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Lukáš Kovanda (Spring 2009 Issue)
A Reassessment of positivism in Economics. (more…)

Josef Mladek (Spring 2009 Issue)
Reform and participation in international trade present the only possibilities for economic growth in developing countries. Aid is not the answer. (more…)