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Budget deficit: Don’t repeat the mistake of 2011-2013
Growth revisions for 2024 are downwards, and a reduction in public spending may be necessary to meet the deficit target. For André Cartapanis, this would be a macroeconomic...
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Is Gabriel Attal’s economic program financeable?
Between the maintenance of the promised tax cuts and the €12 billion in savings to be made in the 2024 budget, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal's programme raises the...
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Green funds: should emitting sectors be banned or “best in class” encouraged?
Stocks, bonds, real estate funds... More and more investments are offering to support the energy transition. For Patrice Geoffron, the greening of finance is now unavoidable and guided...
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When will the property tax disappear?
Is the property tax a regressive tax that is disappearing? For Alain Trannoy, the implementation of the reform, postponed to 2028, is far too late. The council tax...
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Is the ECB still credible?
At its last summit meeting in Frankfurt, the European Central Bank left its interest rates unchanged. Continuing the fight against inflation, reacting or not in the face of...
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The Indo-Pacific: a European affair
According to the IMF, the Indo-Pacific will account for 50% of wealth creation in 2050. France, Patrice Geoffron hopes, could play the role of a balancing power, modest...
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Germany: when the best pupil in Europe’s class loses its footing
Having fallen into recession in 2023 with a GDP decline of -0.3%, Germany is no longer the model, the reference and the anchor of Europe. Is this an...
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“What a joy to see the creation of a new journal dedicated to the social sciences!”
What a joy to see the creation of a new journal dedicated to the social sciences! For 30 years now, the Cercle des économistes has had the primary...
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“Economic research is particularly active in France”
As the call for applications for the 2024 edition of the Best Young Economist Award – the 25th – opened, we invited Agnès Bénassy-Quéré, the first winner of...
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Diego
"A happy employee is an employee who works well!" So why not provide them with a personal assistant who looks after them and their needs during their working...
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Immigration: A French Paradox
France has a long history of welcoming immigrants, who have greatly contributed to the development of its economy. Contrary to popular belief, Ekrame Boubtane demonstrates that the work...
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AI, work, new technologies: what are the prospects?
If we had to pick just one piece of tech news in 2023, it's a safe bet that most of us would cite ChatGPT. How can we analyze...