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What new European austerity plans await us in 2012?

9 November 2011 0

By Eric Heyer To meet French commitments vis-à-vis Brussels to a general government deficit in 2012 of 4.5% of GDP, the French Prime Minister Francois […]

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The G20 Summit in Cannes: Chronicle of a Disappointment Foretold?

7 November 2011 0

By Jérôme Creel and Francesco Saraceno Too long and too technical, the final declaration of collective action of the G20 Summit in Cannes shows that […]

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Why the developed countries should renounce their AAA rating

5 October 2011 0

By Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak By their very nature, states with monetary sovereignty should renounce their AAA rating: indeed, what is the logic behind […]

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Should tax breaks on overtime be reversed?

29 September 2011 0

By Eric Heyer Among the savings plans announced on 24 August 2011 by French Prime Minister François Fillon figures a change to the system of […]

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Forced borrowing: the WMD of fiscal policy

16 September 2011 0

By Jean-Paul Fitoussi, Gabriele Galateri di Genola and Philippe Weil A spectre is haunting Europe – the spectre of sovereign default. All the powers of old Europe […]

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What impact will fiscal policy have on French growth?

13 September 2011 0

By Eric Heyer The proper framework for analyzing the French economy is a large economy that is not very open, and not a small open […]

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