Recipes for overcoming the pandemic

In this article, Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, offers his views on the four areas of action to be developed in the post-COVID-19 scenario: health, the economy, the welfare state and the European Union. Tamames explains what is necessary [...]

Challenges for the global economy in the decade 2020-2030

During these days of confinement, I have been reading the book Crisis Economics, written by Nouriel Roubini and Stephen Mihm in 2010. Roubini analyses in detail the most significant economic crises in our recent history since the 19th century and the economic policies implemented to contain them. Although each crisis is different, there are certain […]

Now more than ever, the SME needs a contingency plan

“We are experiencing this as if it were a film, a horror film.” This is how one of the many statements that have flooded the internet in recent days began, and it perfectly reflects the uncertainty that many business owners are experiencing. And perhaps this is precisely why, due to the fear generated by the current situation and how we will emerge from [...]

Ramón Tamames estimates a fall in Spanish GDP of 13% (and III)

In the third and last article of the series, Ramón Tamames, Professor of Economic Structure, Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union and member of the Royal Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, estimates the extent of the recession in Spain, and analyses the policies being implemented to combat it. [...]

Thorsten Polleit expects the gold price to rise by 10% in 2018

Professor Thorsten Polleit, Chief Economist at Degussa, Europe's leading investment gold trading company, forecasts that the price of the precious metal will increase by 10% over the course of 2018 and estimates that the Spanish economy will perform positively this year, with growth of [...]