Archives du blog 2011 – 2024

Archives du blog 2011 - 2024

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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 spirit of the letter of the law … to avoid a “Graccident”

2 June 2015 0

Raul Sampognaro and Xavier Timbeau The noose, in the words of Alexis Tsipras, is getting tighter and tighter around the Greek government. The last tranche […]

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On the search to “recapture the industrial spirit of capitalism”: From patient shareholders to shared governance

2 June 2015 0

By Jean-Luc Gaffard and Maurizio Iacopetta The government, buoyed by the law to recapture the real economy, the Florange act, which establishes the possibility of double […]

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The United Kingdom on the eve of elections: The economy, David Cameron’s trump card (1/2)

5 May 2015 0

By Catherine Mathieu In the countdown to the general elections on 7 May 2015, there is so much suspense that the bookmakers are putting the […]

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Poverty and social exclusion in Europe: where are things at?

3 March 2015 0

By Sandrine Levasseur In March 2010, the EU set itself the target for the year 2020 of reducing the number of people living below the […]

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Who has the best playing field for tax competition: the United States or the European Union?

9 February 2015 0

By Sarah Guillou Two recent events demonstrate the differences in the American and European views on tax competition. First was the case of Boeing, which […]

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Flexibility versus the new fiscal effort – the last word has not been spoken

3 February 2015 0

By Raul Sampognaro On 13 January, the Juncker Commission clarified its position on the flexibility that the Member States have in implementing the Stability and […]

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Working in the United States: longer, harder, and …. on weekends!

3 February 2015 0

By Elena Stancanelli, Paris School of Economics, CNRS and Research Associate at the OFCE[1] Americans now work longer hours than Europeans. Daniel Hamermesh and Elena […]

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The Greek Sisyphus and its public debt: towards an end to the ordeal?

26 January 2015 0

By Céline Antonin After its failure to elect a new President by a qualified majority vote, the Greek Parliament was dissolved, with early elections to […]

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Rotation of voting on the ECB Governing Council: more than symbolic?

15 January 2015 1

By Sandrine Levasseur Lithuania’s adoption of the euro on 1 January brought the number of euro zone members to nineteen, the threshold at which the […]

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