There are two ways to implement fiscal policy. Psoecialist and liberopopular. La de Montero and la de Ayuso.
The farm minister continues to be suffocated by Spain’s middle class. Let’s blow the IRPF trams with inflation at 3% per annum last year, it keeps the types.
In addition to reducing VAT, it maintains the price before the increase in consumer prices. With these two measures alone, (Minister) Montero increases public admission even more than expected! Less bad that it does not follow to open them.
In return, the president Ayuso announces moderate cut in autonomous IRPF framework from Madrileños. It does so as long as there is a reduction in public inputs to the Community of Madrid and is the one that contributes the most to the unification of the autonomies of the common fiscal regime.
(Minister) Montero uses these inputs, as we have seen, so that public services do not improve.
State public transport, Renfe, Adif, AVE are a paradigm of incompetence
Getting a Social Security citation is an exercise in managerial skills.
State public transport, Renfe, Adif, AVE are a paradigm of incompetence. Failure to cause death (QPD) and injury. Train conductors, railway workers, declare a complaint about incompetence, of which they have been accused for a long time.
Medical unions rebel against working conditions that will decide a direct ministry for trade unionists and extreme izquierda doctors! A minister who will vote against Ayusa in his community for sure.
As part of the main appeal, Montero wants to give it to the Catalan independents so that they can vote for them at the congress. Buy parliamentary votes with middle class money. This is not your lady minister!!
Private colleges, which are, to put it this way, ayer, have 30% of their graduates. Because of this, the government intends to prevent more private universities from taking place in order to limit the freedom of the middle class to vote.
(Minister) Montero’s policy is: speak to the middle class and limit their freedom once more
In education, where the socialists are in power, they intend to limit coordinated education. Even if the concert student square is close to the state that the public and liberation envisioned, it is possible to improve public education in rural areas; ultimately increase equality of opportunity for their children.
If the socialists accuse the PP of going against public services and defending the private sector, the answer is clear: to go against public services is to despise them for their incompetence and to waste everyone’s money.
(Minister) Montero’s policy is: to make a statement about the middle class and limit your freedom once in a while.
In return, the policy will help reduce the burden of more money in the wallets of the middle class; give you more freedom.
Ayuso allows middle-class fathers to choose the type of education they want for their children to maintain co-education. The most freedom.
Less hassle and more freedom because you have better management.
The president said Deng Xiaoping, sure, a communist, “It doesn’t matter if the cat is white or black, it’s always hunting jokes.” All middle class citizens want good public services, public or private governance.
This is clear about Ayuso politics.
An example is the decree that the Madrid government is preparing for the transfer of businesses within families.
If the business is doing well and the contractor wants to pass it on to a family member, this decree will make it easier. Tank cleaning will go from 95% to 99% and you can do it even if you are under 65, just like now. It is easier because the rank of a family member increases to those who can pass (as well as the first to the second) if they commit to maintaining their activities for five years.
Facilitating this transition and expanding the freedom of the entrepreneur.
This is how the freedom of the middle class is gradually being built and is not based on its suffocation by impuesta.
This is the difference between Montero, who certainly always intends to get on TV (for example, Adamúz) and Ayuso.
** JR Pin Arboledas is an IESE professor.
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