Concerning the Macron law “to promote growth, activity and equal economic opportunity”
By Henri Sterdyniak The Macron Law is certainly not the “law of the century”. It is a patchwork of about 240 provisions of varying importance. […]
Month: March 2015
Women’s employment and unemployment: decreasing inequality?
By Françoise Milewski The deterioration of the labour market since the start of the crisis has hit men and women differently. Recent trends show that […]
Should Germany’s surpluses be punished?
By Henri Sterdyniak On the procedure for macroeconomic imbalances Since 2012, every year the European Commission analyses the macroeconomic imbalances in Europe: in November, an […]
Poverty and social exclusion in Europe: where are things at?
By Sandrine Levasseur In March 2010, the EU set itself the target for the year 2020 of reducing the number of people living below the […]