CHRONIC. To tackle the main structural problems of the French economy, we must look at energy, real estate and employment.
By Patrick Artus Published on
Un France’s economic policy program must necessarily, in order to meet the expectations of the French people and tackle the most serious structural problems of the French economy, include three groups of proposals. The first concerns the response to the effects of the energy transition: how to avoid the sharp rise in inequality and poverty that will result from the inevitable rise in energy prices and the prices of certain goods, such as cars. The second concerns real estate prices: how to avoid a rise in real estate prices that is permanently higher than that of wages, which would inevitably lead to an economic and social crisis. The third concerns the policies capable of restoring the employment rate, when we know that an employment rate… –
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