Should the Stability and Growth Pact be strengthened?
By Jérôme Creel, Paul Hubert and Francesco Saraceno The European fiscal crisis and the ensuing need to reduce the levels of public debt accelerated the […]
By Jérôme Creel, Paul Hubert and Francesco Saraceno The European fiscal crisis and the ensuing need to reduce the levels of public debt accelerated the […]
By Guillaume Allègre Nicolas Sarkozy has announced plans to replace the “prime pour l’emploi” benefit (“PPE”) by lowering the social security contributions of workers earning […]
By Jérôme Creel “The size of many multipliers is large, particularly for spending and targeted transfers.” Who today would dare to write such a thing?
By Henri Sterdyniak Sarkozy has cost France 500 billion. This is the central point of the book Un quinquennat de 500 milliards d’euros [A 500 […]
By André Grjebine and Francesco Saraceno It is certainly possible to question whether the role acquired by the rating agencies in the international economy is […]
By Jean-Luc Gaffard The simultaneous increase of inflation and unemployment in the 1970s indicated that Keynesian theory and policy had run into a wall. No […]
By Henri Sterdyniak At the start of 2012, some Socialist Party leaders have renewed the claim that the “family quotient” tax-splitting system is unfair because […]
by Jérôme Creel The loss of France’s AAA rating on Friday the 13th ofJanuary 2012 was a historic event. It poses three questions: should the […]
By Jérôme Creel In a communication on European economic governance before the European Parliament’s ECON Committee on Monday, 17 October 2011, three pressing issues were […]
By Sabine Le Bayon Should deficit reduction be the priority of governments today? The constraints imposed by the Stability Pact and especially by the financial […]
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