Tag Archives : Lithuania
Lithuania’s Recovery from Communism…and More
An impressive case of convergence in a relatively short period of time.
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The Baltic Nations, Demographics, and the Need to Shrink the Welfare State
They need to prepare themselves for demographic decline.
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Capitalist Reforms Boosting Baltic Prosperity
Free market reforms are paying dividends.
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The “Progressive” Threat to Baltic Exceptionalism
Why do they want to ruin a good thing?
read more...Why Western Europe Became Rich in the Past…and How It Can Regain Prosperity Today
I’m in Vilnius, Lithuania, where I just finished speaking to a regional conference of the European Students for Liberty. I subjected the kids to more than 90 minutes of pontificating and 73 PowerPoint slides, but I could have saved them a lot of time if I simply showed them this Rahn Curve video and then […]
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As a Matter of Fact, the Baltic Nations Are a Success Story
I got a few cranky emails after my post suggesting the United States should copy the Baltic nations and implement genuine spending cuts. These less-than-friendly pen pals were upset that I favorably commented on the fiscal discipline of Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia while failing to reveal that these nations were suffering from high unemployment. From […]
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