Europe’s banks: leaving the zone of turbulence?
By Vincent Touzé The 2008 crisis almost endangered the entire global financial system. Thanks to support from governments and central banks, the banking sector has […]
By Vincent Touzé The 2008 crisis almost endangered the entire global financial system. Thanks to support from governments and central banks, the banking sector has […]
By Guillaume Allègre and Mathieu Plane (eds.) Taxation is more at the heart of the current election campaign and public debate than ever before. The […]
By Henri Sterdyniak The financial crisis of 2007-2012 caused a sharp rise in public deficits and debt as States had to intervene to save the […]
By Christophe Blot On 2 March 2012, 25 countries in the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) adopted a new treaty providing for greater fiscal discipline. […]
By Sarah Guillou The purpose of industrial policy is to direct productive specialization towards sectors that are deemed strategic for well-being or economic growth. This […]
By Xavier Timbeau Since 2005, France has vied with Denmark for first place in terms of government expenditure as reported by the OECD. Since the […]
By the Department of Analysis and Forecasting, headed by X. Timbeau This article summarizes OFCE note no.16 that gives the outlook on the global economy […]
By Éloi Laurent and Jacques Le Cacheux How can the current deadlock in international climate negotiations be resolved? By an optimal mix of incentives and constraints. […]
by Zakaria Babutsidze and Mauro Napoletano The worldwide financial crisis has questioned the relevance of economic models that are currently used by central bankers and […]
By Hervé Péléraux and Lionel Persyn[1] In a Europe that is heading more and more clearly towards a recession, in mid-February the INSEE reported a 0.2% rise in France’s […]
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