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Hollande’s Poor Efforts At Attracting Foreign Investors To France Telling investors "We are not afraid of you" is not much of a marketing message. Likewise, telling them that you intend to simplify taxation and immigration procedures is not going to get you very far

By Paolo von Schirach February 18, 2014 WASHINGTON – “France is not afraid to open itself up to the...
Education, International

With A Slowing Economy, China Is On Its Way To Becoming A “Normal” Country Construction boom and export-led manufacturing not as strong as before. Huge amounts of bad loans. Environmental disaster

By Paolo von Schirach July 15, 2013 WASHINGTON – If you listen to Beijing Government officials, everything in China’s economy is...
Economy, International

Xi Jinping’s China Is A Country With Major Aspirations Undermined By Serious Systemic Weaknesses China's economy may have crested, while its citizens are becoming restless

By Paolo von Schirach June 9, 2013 WASHINGTON – It is a good thing that President Obama hosted Xi...
Economy, International

Lower Taxes May Help Attract New Investors – But Much, Much More Is Needed

By Paolo von Schirach May 1, 2013 WASHINGTON – The FT has a rather prominent story on how the...
Politics, Public Policy

America Stagnates – Global Competition And Lack Of Pro-Growth Tax Policies Stifle The Economy – Urgent Need Of Policy Changes; Will The President Lead?

By Paolo von Schirach February 7, 2013 WASHINGTON – The American economy has yet to recover from...
Economy, Education, Health, International, Politics, Public Policy

A Horrible Fire In A Bangladesh Garment Factory Places The Spotlight On Labor Standards In Emerging Markets – The Western Brands Imposed Stringent Rules On Their Suppliers – But What About Compliance?

By Paolo von Schirach November 27, 2012 WASHINGTON – Just a few days ago, a horrible fire...
International

China’s Economic Slow Down Will Have Political Consequences – Critics Argue That The Vast System Of State Owned Enterprises Is Wasteful – Reforms Ahead?

By Paolo von Schirach October 20, 2012 WASHINGTON – China is facing a major economic problem wrapped...
Economy, International, Public Policy

America Must Invest $ 2 Trillion Just To Maintain Existing Infrastructure – We Have Decrepit Roads And Bridges Because Of Decades Of Neglect

By Paolo von Schirach October 19, 2012 WASHINGTON – Historian Walter Russell Mead argues in a WSJ...
Economy, International

Policy Changes That Would Spur Small Business Creation Common sense ideas that cost no money

WASHINGTON – Not every economic policy change has got to cost money. Entrepreneur Henry Nothhaft in an op-ed piece...
Economy, Politics, Public Policy, US
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