For the Christmas and New Year holidays, the government decided to give us a "small" surprise. In just a week, controversial changes to the Social Security Code (SSC) were voted on without any public debate or preliminary assessment of the impact of the adopted regulatory texts. Many question marks, disappointments and future economic shocks were tried by the government ...

Often in the public sphere, elected politicians become the center of attention, talking about the “fairness” of taxation. But is there justice when the net benefits for certain groups of individuals are created as a result of the forcible seizure of property from the rest of society? When support for poorer citizens goes through the imposition of …

Can we talk about inequality when we compare the free choices of different individuals regarding what education to get or what job to start? In a competitive market, we cannot expect everyone to earn the same, and very often people confuse the difference in wages with discrimination or inability to …

Do we all have the same preferences and value material goods in the same way, so that we allow someone else to control (influence) our own choices?! If "value" is subjective, and market prices are a mirror of consumer desires, then the widespread suggestion that public goods and services are provided ...

And is it necessary to think that we are living better until a point when we will have to pay the price for it?! Looking back at economic history, the problem is not in the answer to the question itself, but in how it will be read and what lesson it will leave, because, as a general …