Unemployment insurance for the euro zone?
By Xavier Timbeau In the latest publication of France’s Treasury Department, Lettre Trésor-Eco, no. 132, June 2014 (Ministère des Finances et des Comptes publics and […]
By Xavier Timbeau In the latest publication of France’s Treasury Department, Lettre Trésor-Eco, no. 132, June 2014 (Ministère des Finances et des Comptes publics and […]
By Paul Hubert All eyes are now on the ECB, whose recent statements indicate that it is concerned about the risk of deflation in the […]
Sandrine Jacob Leal,[1] Mauro Napoletano,[2] Andrea Roventini,[3] Giorgio Fagiolo[4] On May 6 2010, contemporaneously with the unprecedented price decrease of the E-Mini S&P500[5], many US […]
By Guillaume Allègre, @g_allegre The Responsibility Pact, the CICE competitiveness tax break, reductions on social security charges … is it possible to reduce the evaluation […]
By Christophe Blot Article 127 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU), i.e. former Article 105 of the Maastricht Treaty, states […]
By Sandrine Levasseur Under the excessive deficit procedure that Croatia has been subject to since 28 January 2014, the country’s government has been obliged to revise […]
By Christophe Blot Since 2008, monetary policy has been in the forefront of efforts to preserve financial stability and stem the economic crisis. Though the […]
By Sandrine Levasseur How to put public finances on a good track when (almost) all measures regarding spending cuts and tax increases have been already […]
By Christine Rifflart Despite the further decline in the US unemployment rate in December, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics released last week confirms […]
By Xavier Timbeau, Twitter: @XTimbeau (published in Le Monde on Thursday 16 January 2014, p. 17) When he was elected François Hollande made fiscal discipline […]
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