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The article discusses Italy's economic decline since its post-war boom, arguing for a return to liberal economic policies inspired by the work of economists Pietro Modiano and Marco Onado.

Economists suggest that proposed fuel and food rebates will not alleviate rising prices in Canada due to the ongoing war in Iran driving global energy costs higher.

Economists at an event in Buenos Aires proposed corrective measures to address emerging market concerns, amidst geopolitical tensions affecting global growth and inflation.

Experts warn that plans to regulate the milk market in Lithuania could negatively impact farmers due to the volatile nature of global raw milk prices.

A discussion among Latvian government officials and economists on the implications of reducing excise taxes on fuel prices and managing energy crises.

The European Central Bank decided to maintain interest rates at current levels, in line with economists' expectations, citing inflation risks related to the Middle East conflict.

The podcast discusses the implications of rising fuel prices and inflation in Latvia, featuring key political figures and economists.

The average salary increase in Poland for February has fallen short of economists' expectations, marking the lowest growth seen in five years.

Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.3% in February, surprising economists as they expected it to remain steady at 4.1%.

Slovak government faces disputes over handling of 100% bonuses for work on canceled holidays as economists warn of financial repercussions.

Polish economists are revising their economic forecasts in light of the impacts of the Middle East conflict, projecting higher inflation rates due to rising energy prices and economic disruptions.

Economists from Luminor Bank indicate that despite geopolitical instability, the global economy shows resilience, although the recent oil and gas price crisis may significantly impact some countries like Lithuania.

Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil faces severe criticism from economists over alleged budget manipulation, with a significant portion of new debts reportedly not being used for infrastructure as intended.

Economists report that Germany's increased government spending intended for infrastructure investments is being misallocated.

Economists criticize the German government for misallocating budget funds intended for infrastructure modernization.

Economists are advocating for significant reforms in the upcoming Australian budget to effectively address rising inflation and alleviate economic pressure on households.

Economists are warning that rising diesel prices may slow down global economic activity, with implications for manufacturing and shipping costs.

Brazilian economists have increased their inflation forecast to the highest level of the year, while anticipating a smaller cut in the Selic interest rate following regional conflicts.

Economists now forecast a smaller interest rate cut by Brazil's Central Bank due to rising oil prices triggered by the war in Iran.

The EU's new corporate law draft aims to simplify startup scaling across Europe, but economists believe it does not meet expectations.

Elon Musk claims that advancements in artificial intelligence will make humans obsolete in the workforce and allow for a universal basic income, but many economists criticize his views as unrealistic.

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is prompting Polish economists to reassess economic forecasts due to its potential implications for macroeconomic indicators and inflation.

A proposal to sell gold reserves by the National Bank of Poland raises concerns among economists about the potential risks to the country's finances.

Economists are strongly opposing the National Bank of Poland's proposal to sell gold reserves to finance military modernization, citing various financial risks associated with this move.

Due to rising energy prices stemming from the Iran war, economists have reduced their growth forecast for Germany this year.

Economists maintain an optimistic view on the economic impact of the war in Iran on Germany, although a genuine economic upswing seems unlikely.

As global oil and fuel prices rise, discussions in Lithuania about potential price ceilings on fuel have sparked skepticism from economists regarding their effectiveness and feasibility.

Mortgage borrowers in Australia are being warned of possible interest rate hikes in March, driven by rising inflation and oil market disruptions due to the Middle East war.

Economists in Poland express skepticism towards the SAFE proposal, while unemployment increases and the EU emphasizes the SMR initiative.

Economists argue that the Polish National Bank (NBP) should refrain from using gold reserves to finance defense expenditures through the SAFE program.

Latvian economists argue against imposing fuel price ceilings, advocating for flexible adjustments to the excise tax as a more effective solution to manage fuel prices.

Latvian economists argue against fuel price caps, suggesting that adjusting excise taxes is a more effective solution.

The article discusses the uncertainties surrounding the economic future of Mexico and the US, highlighting recent discussions among economists in San Antonio, Texas.

The rising prices of crude oil are providing financial relief to Russia, according to economists, as they help stabilize the country's fiscal situation amid ongoing economic pressures.

President Trump's plan to reduce prescription drug prices through the TrumpRx platform may lead to immediate savings but poses potential risks to the future development of new drugs according to economists.

Financial market economists have maintained their inflation estimate for 2026 at 3.91%, according to the latest Focus Bulletin released by the Central Bank of Brazil.

Economists have increased the interest rate forecast while maintaining the inflation projection for this year, according to the first Focus bulletin that considers the conflict in the Middle East.

German industry has experienced a surprising 11.1% decrease in orders at the start of the year, defying economists' expectations of growth.

The article discusses the debate around endless economic growth on a finite planet, highlighting differing views among economists and researchers regarding sustainable consumption and circular economies.

Economists provide insights on Argentina's inflation challenges and the government's goal to reduce monthly inflation to zero starting in August.

The US saw a surprising loss of 92,000 non-farm jobs in February, contradicting economists' predictions of a gain, likely affected by health worker strikes and harsh winter weather.

Economists in Latvia are advocating for enhanced access to the third level of pension funds to increase overall long-term savings in the economy.

The article discusses the impact of the Iraq War on German economic policy, highlighting rising oil prices and the response from politicians and economists.

Inflation in Sweden for January was recorded at 2.0%, exceeding economists' expectations of 1.8%.

Inflation in Sweden fell to 2.0% in January, surpassing economists' expectations of 1.8%, but concerns arose due to rising oil prices related to the Iran conflict.

Ahead of state elections in Baden-Württemberg and Rhineland-Palatinate, rising energy prices due to the Iran conflict are causing concern within the German coalition government.

Rising oil and gas prices due to instability in the Middle East are expected to impact inflation, economic growth, and food prices in Latvia.

Economists warn that rising housing prices in Lithuania are affecting real estate affordability for residents in major cities.

Experts are assessing the potential economic impact of a prolonged blockade of the Strait of Hormuz on global markets.

Jukka-Pekka Kokkonen has resigned as chairman of the Board of Finnish Economists following allegations of inappropriate behavior during a student event.