Greece: When history repeats itself
By Jacques Le Cacheux The duration of the Greek crisis and the harshness of the series of austerity plans that have been imposed on it […]
Month: July 2015
Argentina’s experience of debt crisis
By Augusto Hasman and Maurizio Iacopetta There is still a lot of uncertainty around the possible paths that Greece can follow in the near feature. […]
Is Greece in the process of divorce?
By Jérôme Creel The ongoing Greek saga is looking more and more like an old American TV series. JR Ewing returns to the family table […]
Do separated fathers bear a greater sacrifice in their standard of living than their ex-partners?
by Hélène Périvier OFCE-PRESAGE The recent study published by France Strategy on the sharing of the costs of children after a separation has caused a stir (see […]
What is a Left economics? (Or, why economists disagree)
By Guillaume Allègre What is a Left economics? In an opinion column published in the newspaper Libération on 9 June 2015 (“la concurrence peut servir […]