Interactive explainers to grasp key economic mechanisms â concrete, visual, and straight to the point.
Why the pension system is structurally doomed â and what could have been done instead.
âŽ3.3 trillion. Who we owe it to, who will pay, and why the political silence is a failure.
Too much tax kills tax revenue. The interactive demonstration of a mechanism governments prefer to ignore.
The minimum wage protects workers who keep their jobs â and excludes those who can't find one.
Why we always underestimate what the state costs us â and how this illusion benefits governments.
When going back to work means losing money. The paradox of welfare benefits.
Who really pays corporate tax? Shareholders, employees, or consumers? The answer is uncomfortable.
Tariffs protect a few visible jobs â while destroying even more other jobs and driving up prices for consumers.
Every new rule has a hidden cost. Excessive regulation does not protect the economy â it suffocates it.
School isn't really free. It is also paid for through rent, because school zoning sorts children by ZIP code.
The French Labour Code runs to 3,200 pages. Switzerland manages with 130. The administrative machine keeps growing without ever stopping.
The real consequences of the 35-hour week: a generous idea that penalizes those who need it most.
Left-wing climate policy relies on bans and subsidies. It penalizes the poor and is inefficient. The carbon market does better â at a lower cost.
Two often confused concepts, two radically different policies. Which one actually creates social mobility â and which produces compression without mobility?