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China : warning lights are turning greens

Invalidating once more pessimistic forecasts made by observers, especially in France, Chinese economy had a good start in 2017. Growth rate reached 6.9% during the first quarter, significantly above the annual 6.5% target assigned by the government. It is not the only good news. The reversal of the American administration position is not less important. During his electoral campaign and before taking his new responsibilities, Donald Trump never missed the opportunity to denounce China negative role. He had promised to introduce heavy taxes on its exports to the United States and to condemn currency manipulations on the Yuan ...

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The presidential election and the French economic policy

For a couple of days, the serial dramas about political scandals seem, at last, to have left the place to fundamental issues in the campaign for the presidential election which ends in less than a month. We should be happy with that. The positions taken about foreign policy and defense give a better view about the projects of the main candidates in these areas where, due to the Constitution, the head of the State is in the front line. But it is not the most important point because French people are expecting to know if the economic choices of the ...

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The come-back of the State as a strategist

It is not because Marine Le Pen, in her campaign, proclaims that the State must regains its role in the economy that the issue must be a taboo. It would be a height in Colbert country where, just after the war, massive nationalizations have been decided to bring about the economy in giving to it modern public services, in the continuation of what happened in 1936 or where the same thing was decided in 1982 to make possible the restructuration and the modernization of several industrial companies which were near bankruptcy. France shouldn’t have any hang-up in that matter ...

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