Tag: Economic policy
Agnès Pannier-Runacher: “EDF must remain the armed wing of the State”
It is on all fronts: battle in Brussels, greening of the economy, energy sobriety, rescue of EDF, relaunch of a new nuclear program… Agnès Pannier-Runacher, the Minister for Energy Transition,…
Macron, bureaucracy and the middle classes: letters from the readers of L’Express
Bureaucratic suffocation Francois de La Vaissière, Vernon (Eure) What a great idea to dedicate your cover to the grip of bureaucracy on our lives. The contributions of Jérôme Fourquet and…
Nuclear, a French bankruptcy: how Germany torpedoed the tricolor sector
It took a war at the gates of Europe for the question of France’s sovereignty and energy independence to once again become a priority subject. So that France finally stops…
Nuclear, a French bankruptcy: EDF and the ball and chain of opening up to competition
It took a war at the gates of Europe for the question of France’s sovereignty and energy independence to once again become a priority subject. So that France finally stops…
China: medtech to the rescue of a country that is aging at high speed
Over the past few months, Torrey Smith has swallowed 17 power capsules to explore his stomach. This former aeronautical engineer is the co-founder of Endiatx, a Californian start-up that wants…
Reindustrialisation: something is happening in France, by Nicolas Bouzou
Is France reindustrialising as Emmanuel Macron and Bruno Lemaire claim? The diagnosis is rushed but, clearly, something positive is happening in France. It was desired enough to be pointed out.…
“PER” or the success of this French capitalization retirement savings plan
Bercy is delighted, and there is reason. The Ministry of Economy and Finance welcomed on Wednesday the development of the retirement savings plan (PER), a funded retirement product resulting from…
Energies: solar will supplant oil from 2023
Quite a symbol. In 2023, investments made in the field of solar energy should exceed, for the first time, those made in oil, according to the annual report of the…
Serge Weinberg, president of Sanofi: “Health sovereignty is not free”
A tutelary figure of French capitalism, administrator of Afep, the powerful employers’ lobby, former leader of PPR (now Kering) and Accor, Serge Weinberg, 72, today chairs the last general meeting…
Vincent Pons: “The pension crisis may be the dress rehearsal of a wider social storm”
Vincent Pons is a professor at Harvard Business School, a specialist in political economy. He is the winner ex aequo with Julia Cagé of the prize for the best young…