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The Financial Fair Play rule or how UEFA wants to maintain the status quo in European football

Miroslav Alexandrov Financial Fair Play was created in 2013 with the aim of improving the financial situation of football clubs by preventing them from spending more than they earn (or more precisely, no more than 5 million euros for any 3-year period) in their pursuit of quick success. UEFA's good intention was to …

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Whose interests does the ECB protect?

"The European Central Bank (ECB) is the central bank responsible for the single European currency, the euro. The ECB's main task is to maintain the purchasing power of the euro and, consequently, price stability in the euro area. The European Central Bank is committed to performing efficiently all central banking tasks entrusted to it, and in doing so …

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The ideas of Radan and the Gamble

Yesterday, in a successful PR move, the headquarters of the Reformist Bloc managed to include in Radan Kanev's live interview with Kapital newspaper hip hop artist Itso Hazarta - making the conversation significantly more interesting and more watchable. The Upsurt rapper himself insisted in front of the camera that he wanted to support "Radan, the people around him" because of ...

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10 things inflation is to blame for

Andreas Marquardt Inflation, defined as the expansion of the fiat money supply, is a primary evil whenever and wherever it occurs. It is the primary and most overlooked cause of many economic and social problems, including: 1. Inflation causes the economy to be cyclical An increase in the money supply, involving more lending, means that new …

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