Economy
Why France or Denmark will win the World Cup
Thursday 14 June 2018 |
Vincent Grimault | Alternatives Economiques
The statistics speak for themselves: countries with higher taxation levels have a greater chance of winning in international football tournaments.
Vacant jobs in arts and entertainment in Portugal are increasing
Thursday 21 June 2018 |
Journalism++ New data from Eurostat shows an increase in the number of vacant jobs in arts, entertainment, recreation and other services in Portugal.
Europe still digitally divided
Friday 29 September 2017 |
VoxEurop Europeans are more and more connected to internet, but there still are huge gaps between regions and countries
The Merkelisation of Europe
in depth
Friday 22 September 2017 |
Markus Becker Caroline Wiemann
| Spiegel Online
Angela Merkel is the most powerful head of government in the EU. How has Europe changed during her chancellorship?
How China Is Buying Its Way Into Europe
Monday 23 April 2018 |
OBC Transeuropa Based on data for mergers and acquisitions, investment and joint-venture deals, Bloomberg looks at China’s diffuse but expanding footprint in Europe in the last ten years.
Spaniards are now wealthier than Italians – are they?
Saturday 05 May 2018 |
VoxEurop According to the latest data published by the International Monetary Fund, by 2017 Spaniards’ per capita wealth would be higher than the Italians’.
Why Italy is fed up with Europe
Monday 11 June 2018 |
Guillaume Duval | Alternatives Economiques
The rise to government of Eurosceptic parties is the consequence of austerity policies made in the name of cleaner public finances and of the euro convergence criteria.
Ireland and Switzerland, the European “globalisation champions”
Friday 08 June 2018 |
VoxEurop Ireland is the most globalised European country and Switzerland is the one that gained the most from the economy’s globalisation since 1990.
One in four Spaniards and Poles has a temporary job
Thursday 07 June 2018 |
Carmen Aguilar | VoxEurop
Spain and Poland are leaders in temporary employment in the EU, while the Baltic states and Romania lead on permanent jobs.
In OECD countries, a quarter of the salary goes to taxes
Friday 18 May 2018 |
Carmen Aguilar | VoxEurop
A new report shows disparities between the 40.5 percent in Belgium and the 7 percent paid in Chile. The analysis also offers detailed information according to the type of family.
