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Alain Boublil Blog

   

Europe

The old Germany

Germany is ageing. And this has consequences on the entire Europe since its needs of public investments are less urgent, its commitment in favor of environment less real, despite appearance, and its calls in favor of saving returns more insistent. At a time when, in France, we are amazed by the youth and the openness of out minister of Economy, -but is it going to last?-, in Germany, Wolfgang Schäuble, 74 years old, receives a full support to protect the interest of aged people.

Germany has laid down its model until now with success, which is based on a ...

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Politics and energy policies

During a long period of time, energy policies were following economic or strategic considerations : to exploit natural resources the best possible way for those which had them, to guarantee supply security, to support the development of industrial sectors bringing a relative independence accompanied with job creations and exports which resulted from them. This time seems to be over in some countries like Germany and France where “turnarounds” in energy policies have been largely influenced by political considerations.

Angela Merkel CDU is much less strong than it is generally believed. It governs thanks to an alliance with Bavaria CSU but it ...

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Europe : the true answer

2016 will be, in Europe, a critical year but not for the reasons we think. A Brexit is unlikely. To gamble with the idea in a poll or at the Commons, in order to show his dissatisfaction is one thing, to risk to destabilize the economy of his country is a different thing. The City relies on the implantation of international banks and a lot of non European enterprises have chosen England as an entry point to Europe. Its deficit financing depends on foreign investors. Electors begin to be aware of these realities. Prime Minister Cameron knows it. But, in ...

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