Lower taxation on business but higher on households
By Mathieu Plane and Raul Sampognaro Following the delivery of the Gallois Report in November 2012, the government decided at the beginning of Francois Hollande’s five-year […]
Month: October 2015
2015-2017 forecasts for the French economy
By Mathieu Plane, Bruno Ducoudré, Pierre Madec, Hervé Péléraux and Raul Sampognaro This text summarizes the OFCE’s economic forecast for the French economy for 2015-2017 After a […]
The COP 21 conference: the necessity of compromise
By Aurélien Saussay On Tuesday, 6 October 2015, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) released a preliminary version of the draft agreement […]
Slowing growth: due to the supply side?
By Jérôme Creel and Xavier Ragot The weakness of the recovery in 2014 and 2015 raises the need for a structural re-examination of the state of […]
Areva, Flamanville and Fessenheim: key players in France’s nuclear turn
By Sarah Guillou The recent law on “the energy transition to green growth”, promulgated on 17 August 2015, plans for a fall in nuclear energy’s […]
Climate justice – the “Open Sesame” of the COP 21 climate conference
By Eloi Laurent Climate negotiations cannot be limited to technical discussions between experts about the reliability of scientific data: they need to take the form […]