Equality at risk from simplification
By Françoise Milewski and Hélène Périvier Legislating to promote equality The laws on equality in pay and in the workplace have come a long way since […]
Month: May 2015
Oil: carbon for growth
By Céline Antonin, Bruno Ducoudré, Hervé Péléraux, Christine Rifflart, Aurélien Saussay This text is based on the special study of the same name [Pétrole : du carbone […]
Greece on a tightrope
By Céline Antonin, Raul Sampognaro, Xavier Timbeau and Sébastien Villemot This text summarizes the special study, “Greece on a tightrope” Since early 2015, Greece’s new government has […]
The planetary alignment has not always been favourable to the euro zone countries
By Eric Heyer and Raul Sampognaro In 2015, the euro zone economies will benefit from a favourable “planetary alignment” (with the euro and oil prices down […]
The British elections: border questions (2/2)
By Catherine Mathieu David Cameron has put the economy at the forefront of his electoral campaign, making the British economy’s good performance a trump card […]
The United Kingdom on the eve of elections: The economy, David Cameron’s trump card (1/2)
By Catherine Mathieu In the countdown to the general elections on 7 May 2015, there is so much suspense that the bookmakers are putting the […]