”I like the desert. It’s hot there in the desert, but it’s clean.” Lawrence of Arabia, 1962, the movie. The Germans. The Greeks. That bloated public sector. Of whom? The Greeks? Think again, by reading the ECB working paper of … Continue reading →
So the Greek house is on fire. What do you do if you are an insurer and the house you have insured is on fire? Do you start arguing about the bill or do you rush to save it, to … Continue reading →
Beautiful Denmark. Copenhagen, with its bikes and the students that slide over them as if skating. I like Copenhagen, its elegance, its harshness. Its brick-houses that speak of gusts of winds over the sea that smash against them, protecting fishermen … Continue reading →