On the eve of the publication of the first estimate of French growth in the 3rd quarter, which is not expected to bring any good surprises, the political class would do well to remember the thought of the German philosopher Holderlin: "Where danger grows, grows what saves". France is facing a triple crisis: social, economic and financial. Many people denounce this situation and blame it on the head of state, while continuing to defend the principles that inspired his economic policy, summed up by the concept of "supply-side policy". Reflection on the remedies to be provided has therefore not progressed ...