Lack of healthcare workers has been a growing issue in Slovakia. Our publication Missing health care workers: 21 Improvements studies the situation in detail.
We compare the situation in Slovakia with situation in other countries. Then we proceed to analyse some potential (and some improbable) remedies, coming with a list of 21 reform items.
The PDF can be downloaded here.
The EU budget can be more efficient without raising taxes. The Institute of Economic and Social Studies (INESS), together with prominent European think tanks united in the pan-European EPICENTER Network, has published a proposal for an Alternative EU Budget for 2028–2034. Based on our expenditure analysis, we argue that the EU's multiannual budget can meet…
Jews cannot feel completely safe in the Western world even in the 21st century. Therefore, we have decided to publish a paper whose aim is to contribute to combating antisemitism through an economic analysis of Jewish institutions.
On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of Slovakia's EU membership, it is worth recalling what is the most economically important part of EU membership. It is the access of Slovak entrepreneurs to the duty-free single market The single market was introduced based on assumptions that economic science has been teaching for hundreds of years.…
