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Month: October 2014

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Jean Tirole – an outstanding economist

30 October 2014 0

By Jean-Luc Gaffard Jean Tirole, this year’s winner of the Bank of Sweden’s Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, is an exceptional […]

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Are the macroeconomic forecasts of the central banks better than those of private agents?

21 October 2014 0

By Paul Hubert Private expectations – about inflation, growth and interest rates – are a critical component of most modern macroeconomic models, as they determine […]

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The infinite clumsiness of the French budget

16 October 2014 0

By Xavier Timbeau, @XTimbeau In the draft budgetary plan presented to the European Commission on 15 October 2014, it is clear that France fails to […]

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French competitiveness: The object of a supply policy

13 October 2014 0

By Sarah Guillou The 2014-2015 edition of The Global Competitiveness Report [1] by the World Economic Forum sheds light on the political debate between those who […]

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Reforming unemployment insurance in France today: not a good idea according to OECD indicators

13 October 2014 0

By Eric Heyer Six months following the signing of a national industry-wide agreement on unemployment benefits between the social partners, with new rules that normally […]

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The promotion of renewable energy innovation: when State intervention and competition go hand in hand

7 October 2014 0

by Lionel Nesta and Francesco Vona[1] In contrast with the common belief that competition demands no State intervention, innovation policy and competition complement each other. […]

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The 2013 pension reform: the implicit contribution of pensioners’ purchasing power

6 October 2014 0

By Stéphane Hamayon and Florence Legros Less than three years after the official retirement age in France was raised in 2010-2011, a new pension reform […]

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Fiscal policy and macroeconomic stability in an economic and monetary union: the case of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU)

1 October 2014 0

By Mamadou DIOP and Adama DIAW The idea that fiscal policy is an effective tool of economic policy for stimulating the real economy has neither […]

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