European unemployment insurance
By Léo Aparisi de Lannoy and Xavier Ragot The return of growth cannot eradicate the memory of how the crisis was mismanaged at the European […]
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A new Great Moderation?
by Analysis and Forecasting Department This text summarizes the OFCE’s 2017-2019 forecast for the global economy and the euro zone; the full version can be found […]
France: growth as inheritance
by OFCE Department of Analysis and Forecasting (France team) This text summarizes the OFCE’s 2017-2019 forecast for the French economy; the full version can be found […]
The ECB on neutral ground?
By Christophe Blot and Jérôme Creel The involvement of the European Central Bank (ECB) in the fiscal management of the euro area member states has […]
The new labour inequalities. Why jobs are polarizing
By Gregory Verdugo What is job polarization? Over the past three decades, work has taken a new turn. While the post-World War II period saw a […]
Does the impact of economic policy depend on what we know?
By Paul Hubert and Giovanni Ricco Do the effects of monetary policy depend on the information available to consumers and business? In this note we […]
Distributive justice, social norms and the diversity of demands for redistribution
By Gilles Le Garrec When considering the preference for redistribution at the individual level, the first thing we notice is that people with lower incomes […]
Growth and inequality in the European Union
By Catherine Mathieu and Henri Sterdyniak “Growth and Inequality: Challenges for the Economies of the European Union” was the theme of the 14th EUROFRAME Symposium on […]
Climate: Trump blows hot and cold
By Aurélien Saussay Donald Trump has thus once again respected one of his campaign promises. Nevertheless, the withdrawal of the United States from the Paris […]
The European Central Bank is readying the future
By Christophe Blot and Paul Hubert At the press conference following the meeting of the ECB’s Governing Council on Thursday, 8 June, Mario Draghi announced […]