Based on expectations in various key sectors of the EU economy, inflation is expected to increase across the Eurozone as a whole. This is due: 1) At the expected higher energy prices (please read the analysis entitled “What are the Factors that Increase Electricity Prices?”) 2) In the wider increase of all prices of commodities
Economists know that after a sharp drop in demand levels that these large amounts of declining demand are only caused by wars or global epidemics, inflation is the indicator size that will rise after the end of the problem due to declining demand. drastically reducing any disposable income of consumers-citizens. This is due to four
In Europe, citizens and businesses are facing a rising tide in electricity prices. This is due to several factors, the combination of which causes an explosion of demand while reducing the levels of production and supply of electricity. More specifically: 1. The demand for electricity is increasing dramatically This is since due to the increased
Ludwig Von Mises in its book titled «The Theory of Money and Credit» mention that «the State has not the power of directly making anything into money, into a common medium of exchange. It is only the practice of the individuals who take part in business that can make a commodity into a medium of
Economic risks do not always arise from economic activity, but in many cases are the consequence of ex ante events or situations not related to financial aspects. Geo-Economic Risks To identify the negative effects of an event and when they occur to be addressed, a weapon such as economic intelligence and a connected vigilant intelligence
The continued rise in food costs internationally, in addition to the consequences of already being hit by the Covid-19 family budget pandemic and the increase in basic living costs, raises questions about whether the overall food production-supply of the planet can meet the growing demand for food. Given that China has imported huge quantities of
In the Euro-Zone and EU economy in general, two counterbalanced powerful forces are created after the end of the pandemic. On the one hand we have the net potential part of the economy that will include strong capital-intensive companies that will be driven without obstacles to their “green” transformation causing their explosive growth and gaining
Multinational companies operate in different countries around the world. That is why they have the option to choose from which country to make and monitor their investments. Their investments in foreign subsidiaries may be made either by the parent company of the group or through a holding company. What country the holding company will be
The Corporate Income Tax Act (“CITA”) aim to transpose the rules for exit taxation, described in Art.5 of Council Directive 2016/1164 of the European Union (“ATAD”). Exit taxation applies when a legal person (company) transfers assets or activity or its tax headquarters outside or within another EU member-country. The term ‘asset transfer’ indicates the act
