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The Benefits of Starting Retirement Planning Early in Your Career

Retirement may seem like a distant milestone when you’re in the early stages of your career, with other financial priorities like paying off student loans, building an emergency fund, or saving for a home often taking center stage. However, starting your retirement planning early offers significant advantages that can make a profound difference in your financial future.  By taking proactive steps now, you can harness the power of compound interest, establish...

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EZB senkt Zins wie erwartet

Die Europäische Zentralbank (EZB) hat das Zinsniveau im Euro-Raum zum vierten Mal in diesem Jahr gesenkt. Die Währungshüter reduzierten den relevanten Einlagenzins bei ihrer Sitzung erneut um 0,25 Prozentpunkte auf 3,0 Prozent. Beobachter hatten mit diesem Schritt gerechnet.

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Stakeholder Capitalism and the Corporate KPI Cult

In private business “[t]here is no need to limit the discretion of subordinates by any rules or regulations other than that underlying all business activities, namely, to render their operations profitable.”—Ludwig von Mises, Bureaucracy, p. 46In this quote from his classic 1944 book Bureaucracy, Mises explains why private, for-profit businesses need not, and should not, be bureaucratic and entangled in rules and regulations mandated from the top of an administrative...

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Economists and the State: From Enemies to Friends

Economists and the state are natural enemies. The central principle of economics is that the means for improving human well-being—what economists call “goods”—are naturally scarce and must be produced before they can be used to satisfy human wants. The scarcity principle also implies that, once produced, goods cannot be bestowed on one person without depriving some other person or persons of their use. In other words, there is no such thing as a free lunch. The state...

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