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What room for manoeuvre for a bold social policy?
The prospect of a new government team after the general elections is reshuffling the cards of economic policy. Against the backdrop of the debate around purchasing power and...
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Disarming violence
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Will the ECB drag the Fed along
At the beginning of June, the European Central Bank began to lower its key rates, without waiting for a move from its American counterpart, the Fed. Is Europe...
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Full employment: a goal still achievable?
Full employment remains a priority for France. While a lot of reform has been carried out in this direction, the challenge is still considerable, explains Stéphane Carcillo. See...
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What financial challenges await the new European assembly?
Although the result of the European elections in France turned democratic life upside down with the almost immediate announcement of new legislative elections, the European Parliament's centre of...
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Will TotalEnergies be popular in New York?
Tired of the lack of appetite of European investors for the oil and gas sectors, the boss of TotalEnergies, Patrick Pouyanné, is tempted by the New York Stock...
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Why does Europe need money?
The prospect of the European elections on 9 June brings to the fore the heavy financial stakes facing Europe. For Jean-Paul Betbeze, these political, ecological and technological issues...
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Information: a growing demand for a plurality of channels
Television, radio, print or digital press, the majority of the population consults the news on several channels, observes Françoise Benhamou. The General Assembly on Information set up by...
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Financial markets: are we heading for a bubble?
Financial markets are flying from record to record. How far, and is it at the risk of creating an explosive bubble? Jean-Paul Betbeze explains why the world's major...
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The France of 60,000 young people
More than a million young people are now left to fend for themselves, without a job, without training, the vast majority of them aspire to only one thing,...
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The Debate | Should superprofits and superdividends be taxed?
To make up part of the public deficit, the government is preparing to open the hunt for pensions. The contours of these "rents" are not yet precisely defined,...
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Is debt a shameful disease?
Is it a mistake, or even a sin, for the government if the public deficit reaches 5.6% of GDP in 2023 and if the debt stock is close...