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Europe

The worrying productivity fall

During 2023 4th quarter, productivity inside European Union has fallen by 1.2% when it had increased in the United States by 2.6%. In France, the government forecasts a very low growth, between 0 and 0.5% until 2027. Per capita, it had only increased between 2010 and 2023 by 5% and had dived between 2019 and 2023 by 6%. Well, the increase of the productivity is a determining factor of growth, of level of life and of enterprises good health. It is that which has been at the heart of the economic revolutions during these last two centuries ...

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Toward a European crisis ?

The European Union is in bad way. It is not the first time. We remember the crisis which had affected the European Monetary System with the several readjustments and the return journey of the Sterling. But that had not impeached the creation of the euro and the successful conversion of the national currencies into the single one. We have not anymore forgotten the consequences of the sub-prime crisis, of the excessive Greek indebtedness and of the weakness of the Irish financial system. Even the Brexit with all its complications on the trade exchanges and on the role of London as ...

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The American economy : a mirage or a miracle ?

The American election campaign has just started with the Republican primary in the Iowa and it is sure that, along with the society challenges as immigration, the economic issues will have a central place in the debate. The Biden administration will defend its achievements when the Republicans will explain that, with them, the results would have been much better and especially that most of the recorded progresses were resulting from decisions taken under the Donald Trump mandate. The only thing which is sure, it is that the American economy during these last years has obtained clearly better performances than the ...

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