Does growth in the euro zone really depend on a hypothetical German fiscal stimulus?
By Christophe Blot and Jérôme Creel The debate on economic policy in Europe was re-ignited this summer by Mario Draghi during the now traditional symposium […]
Month: September 2014
Better abilities or stronger social ties? Drivers of social immobility across EU countries
par Francesco Vona A high level of income inequality is commonly regarded to be more acceptable when associated with high social mobility. Empirical evidence has […]
Following the decision of France’s Constitutional Council: the impossible merger of the RSA and PPE social welfare programmes
By Henri Sterdyniak In June 2014, the government had Parliament approve a new provision for the gradual reduction of employee payroll taxes intended to boost […]