An Economist’s Reflections on the Recent Eviction Case Involving an 82-Year-Old Woman in Madrid

In recent days, the temporary suspension of the eviction of an 82-year-old woman in Madrid has attracted considerable media attention. As an economist, I believe cases like this deserve careful analysis based on the facts, rather than solely on the emotions they inevitably provoke.

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Reflections from the 10th Austrian Economics Meeting Europe in Angers

From May 28 to May 30, I had the privilege of participating in the 10th Austrian Economics Meeting Europe, held in the historic city of Angers, France. Events like this remind me why academic exchange remains one of the most important elements of intellectual development.

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