Tag: Economic policy
Learning: should the aids be planed? Two specialists discuss
YES/ “Aid must be targeted at young people who are preparing a diploma, at most, of baccalaureate level” By Bruno Coquet, doctor in economics and researcher at the OFCE. While…
Robespierre and La France insoumise: return on a recovery
Here is that La France insoumise, never tired of being wrong all the time about everything, has attempted in recent weeks to rehabilitate the figure of Robespierre. The deputy of…
Zoom, WeWork, Frichti… These companies in difficulty after thriving during the Covid
Remember, when France was confined like a large part of the world, these app-based companies allowed us to continue to live more or less normally. Many employees in forced telework…
Pensions, a “hidden deficit”? Finally, the debate opens on the figures of the COR
Will the critics of the work of the Pensions Orientation Council (COR) win their case? The victory is not acquired, but a door opens. The body created in 2000, and…
Atos in crisis: the computer giant sells its historic branch to Daniel Kretinsky
Another great operation in France for Daniel Kretinsky. Already involved in the rescue of the distributor Casino, the Czech billionaire should acquire the historic and heavily indebted branch of the…
Taylor Swift: a lesson in economics, by Nicolas Bouzou
There is no general economic crisis in the music sector, but an extreme polarization of positions with, at the very bottom of the pyramid, a very large majority of artists…
Faced with the United States, Europe is choosing economic stall, by Nicolas Bouzou
On July 17, the American daily wall street journal (WSJ) caused a sensation, for once, in Europe. On the front page of the newspaper, a paper by Tom Fairless explains,…
Michel Barnier: “Europe has a responsibility in voting in favor of the extremes”
Politics and future European elections, Michel Barnier does not want to talk about it. But there is no doubt that he is thinking about it while shaving in the morning…
Fiona Scott Morton case: the ideological confrontation that is cracking the European Commission
This is a new controversy that Europe would have done well: the appointment of the American Fiona Scott Morton to the post of chief economist of the Directorate General for…
Climate: what if we finally welcomed the good news?
On July 11, the World Meteorological Organization announced that the world had just experienced its hottest week on record. The daily record would have been reached on July 7 with…