
At the intersection of economics, politics, and civic responsibility. Written by Fabio Sabatini, economics professor and advocate for public reasoning, The Civic Economist offers clear-eyed analysis of power, institutions, and policy.
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On April 15, Russia’s Ministry of Defense released a list of industrial sites involved in drone production in Germany, Italy, Denmark, the Netherlands, Latvia, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Finland, Poland, Turkey, Spain, Israel, and the U...
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If you follow the Italian edition, this is today’s post in English.
Today, April 12, Hungarians go to the polls. Independent surveys place Péter Magyar and his Tisza party...
On April 8, an hour before the deadline he had set for the ultimatum in which he threatened to wipe out an entire civilization, Donald Trump announced a two-week bilateral ceasefire with Iran. On Truth Social, he claimed that American milit...
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Professor of Economics, Sapienza University of Rome | IZA Fellow, Bonn | fabiosabatini.site.uniroma1.it | I share reflections on the intersection of economics and politics—the kind of insights you won’t find in the daily news cycle
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