Rental housing: the CAE wants to change the ALUR …
By Pierre Madec and Henri Sterdyniak On October 24th, the French Economic Analysis Council (the CAE) published a paper proposing a new policy on rental […]
OFCE blog
No surprises from the Fed*
By Christine Rifflart Not surprisingly, at its meeting on 29 and 30 October the Monetary Policy Committee of the US Federal Reserve decided to maintain […]
The euro zone quartered
By Céline Antonin, Christophe Blot, Sabine Le Bayon and Danielle Schweisguth This text summarizes the OFCE’s 2013-2014 forecast for the euro zone economy. After six quarters […]
The crisis on a plateau
By Xavier Timbeau This text summarizes the OFCE’s 2013-2014 forecast for the world economy. Six years after the onset of the financial and economic crisis, […]
France: less austerity, more growth
By Eric Heyer This text summarizes the OFCE’s 2013-2014 forecast for the French economy. In 2013, the French economy should experience annual average growth of […]
Is the euro area out of recession?
By Philippe Weil At its meeting on October 9th, the Euro Area Business Cycle Dating Committee of the Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR) in London […]
Why it’s necessary to read Robert C. Allen: Global Economy History: A Very Short Introduction [1]
By Guillaume Daudin (Professor at the University of Paris-Dauphine, Researcher with the OFCE) Robert C. Allen (born in 1947) has been Professor of Economic History […]
In memoriam. Ronald H. Coase (1910-2013)
By Vincent Touzé The American economist Ronald Coase, who died at 102 on 2 September 2013, has left us an exceptional body of work distinguished […]
Austerity in Europe: a change of course?
By Marion Cochard and Danielle Schweisguth On 29 May, the European Commission sent the members of the European Union its new economic policy recommendations. In these […]
France: why such zeal?
By Marion Cochard and Danielle Schweisguth On 29 May, the European Commission sent the members of the European Union its new economic policy recommendations. As part […]