Panorama

The official staging of tax havens as almighty scapegoats is cynical and transparent because it draws the view away from the actual problems and is supposed to pretend to be a bloated, lavish state apparatus. [...]

The debate about waste of taxes is as old as the modern tax system itself, but it has never been more relevant than it is today. Public funds flow into projects whose usefulness is often incomprehensible. Authorities and politicians give money... [...]

State participation in Condor is a blatant, brazen mistake, because billions of tax money are pumped into a company that has no strategic relevance for national infrastructure and is perceived as a cheap holiday airline,... [...]

The bureaucracy in the healthcare system has mutated into an unbearable bloated monster because an unmanageable number of health insurance companies with highly endowed boards create a grotesque administrative parallel world in which contributions prefer to flow into management palaces and PR departments as... [...]

The combustion ban, as planned and discussed in the next few years, brings with it a large number of serious problems. In many regions - especially outside the large metropolitan areas - the charging infrastructure is insufficiently available.... [...]

The cantillon effect describes a fundamental inequality in the distribution of newly created money supply in an economy. Not all benefit equally; Rather, it is primarily banks, politically favored groups and large investors who have early access to... [...]

The relationship between national debt and taxes has become a monumental self-deception that makes citizens believe that there is actually a financial house of cards. The widespread assumption that taxes would be directed to the government's duties and... [...]