Tag: Economic policy
Full employment bill: what the text examined in the Senate contains
The debates promise to be heated in the Senate this week. The bill “for full employment” arrived this Monday, July 10 in first reading at the Luxembourg Palace. This text…
Livret A: the coming rise and the tyranny of the short term
Political considerations sometimes invite themselves into the icy straightness of mathematical equations. This has been the case in recent days with the thorny issue of the remuneration of the Livret…
Consulting firms at the heart of the State: the severe conclusions of the Court of Auditors
The report of the Court of Auditors was eagerly awaited. This Monday, July 10, the public institution published a report on the State’s use of private consulting firms to define…
Olivia Grégoire: “The labor shortage is only the tip of the iceberg”
Every Thursday and Friday, Olivia Grégoire slams the padded doors of Bercy to take the pulse of business leaders in the four corners of France. A follower of casual discussions,…
“Imposing EPZs without a credible alternative is the guarantee of a social explosion”
France is doing badly. In the succession of security, social or environmental crises that accumulate, the issue of mobility comes up repeatedly. The intensity of the population’s hostile reactions is…
Riots: the economic toll is already heavy, let’s beware of yet another “suburban plan”
Adam Smith already underlined that, without respected public order, there is no effective freedom. The founder of modern economics wrote in The Wealth of Nations (1776): “The first duty of…
The ZAN, a machine for deindustrializing France, by Nicolas Bouzou
There are too few of us to warn for several months about the economic and social dangers of an aspect of the Climate and Resilience law promulgated in 2021. A…
Château d’Yquem: Josephine, a woman of convictions
Yquem: this is a name that everyone should know, especially if he is a fan of great vintages. Château d’Yquem is indeed one of the most famous, recognized and admired…
Climate, hyperconflict, AI… Jacques Attali’s advice for the future
Professor of economics, adviser to the President of the Republic François Mitterrand, founder of five international institutions, author of 80 books, Jacques Attali has been deciphering the past, present and…
EXCLUSIVE. Civil service: these ten departments that deserve a small diet
The bar of 3,000 billion euros in public debt has officially been crossed, supported by INSEE figures. A symbolic threshold in the form of a new alert, a month after…