Trump’s budget policy: Mortgaging the future?
By Christophe Blot While the momentum for growth has lost steam in some countries – Germany, France and Japan in particular – GDP in the […]
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Italy: The horizon seems to be clearing
By Céline Antonin With growth in Italy of 0.4% in the third quarter of 2017 (see table below), the country’s economy seems to have recovered […]
Austerity and purchasing power in France
By Mathieu Plane Is France implementing an austerity policy? How can it be measured? Although this question is a subject of ongoing public debate, it […]
Fiscal policy and macroeconomic stability in an economic and monetary union: the case of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (WAEMU)
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 […]
Towards a better governance in the EU?
By Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak The 10th EUROFRAME Conference on economic policy issues in the European Union was held on 24 May 2013 in Warsaw […]
The myth of fiscal reform
By Henri Sterdyniak On 19 November, the French Prime Minister announced that he was suspending the implementation of the “ecotax” and working on a major […]
Austerity in Europe: a change of course?
By Marion Cochard and Danielle Schweisguth On 29 May, the European Commission sent the members of the European Union its new economic policy recommendations. In these […]
France: why such zeal?
By Marion Cochard and Danielle Schweisguth On 29 May, the European Commission sent the members of the European Union its new economic policy recommendations. As part […]
A recession is not inevitable
By Marion Cochard, Bruno Ducoudré and Danielle Schweisguth The cold blast from the autumn forecasts continues with the publication of the European Central Bank’s latest […]
The euro zone in crisis
By Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak The 9th EUROFRAME Conference [1], which was held in Kiel on 8 June 2012, focused on economic policy issues in […]