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Trump’s budget policy: Mortgaging the future?

30 May 2018 0

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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What strategy for internally rebalancing the euro zone?

7 January 2016 0

By Sébastien Villemot and Bruno Ducoudré The euro zone has made significant efforts to reduce its trade imbalances since the outbreak of the financial crisis. […]

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The potential headache of measuring economies in public expenditure

17 November 2015 0

By Raul Sampognaro Since 2009, the French budget deficit has been cut by 3.3 GDP points, from 7.2 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.9 […]

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Lower taxation on business but higher on households

29 October 2015 0

By Mathieu Plane and Raul Sampognaro Following the delivery of the Gallois Report in November 2012, the government decided at the beginning of Francois Hollande’s five-year […]

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Greece: When history repeats itself

27 July 2015 0

By Jacques Le Cacheux The duration of the Greek crisis and the harshness of the series of austerity plans that have been imposed on it […]

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Argentina’s experience of debt crisis

21 July 2015 0

By Augusto Hasman and Maurizio Iacopetta There is still a lot of uncertainty around the possible paths that Greece can follow in the near feature. […]

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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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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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Following the decision of France’s Constitutional Council: the impossible merger of the RSA and PPE social welfare programmes

9 September 2014 0

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 […]

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Changes in taxation in Europe from 2000 to 2012: A few analytical points

31 July 2014 0

By Céline Antonin, Félix de Liège and Vincent Touzé There is great diversity to Europe’s tax systems, reflecting the choices of sovereign States with differentiated […]

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