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France

The French people wealth

INSEE and the Banque de France regularly publish statistics giving the value of the assets owned by the economic agents, the public sector, the enterprises and household. But the publications regarding indebtedness cause numerous comments as much as theses regarding the assets owned especially by household generate few attentions. They are yet essential data to appraise the economic and financial situation of a country and to understand the social climate which prevails in it.

At the end of the year 2022, the value of the financial assets of the French household, after deducting their short-term indebtedness to finance consumption expenditures ...

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How to reindustrialize France ?

The point is at the heart of the political debate and of the economic policy as the decline of the French industry, despite all the measures taken for more than ten years, seems more and more obvious. But to appreciate its extent, we must not take the wrong indicator. The most frequently quoted is the continuous diminution of the industry value-added share in the GDP. But it is not the most convincing because this relative fall may also come from a stronger growth of the other sectors of activity, especially in the services with the development of tourism or of ...

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France rating has been downgraded

Fitch notation agency has announced that the France would been downgraded to AA-. The two other agencies, Moody’s and Standard and Poor’s would inform of their decision before next summer but it would be surprising if none of these two doesn’t do the same. It is the third downgrading since France has lost its AAA in 2012, following the crisis of the euro. Reasons given by the agency refer, along with the public deficit and indebtedness, to the deterioration of the social climate which would make more difficult the adoption of the new measures, necessary to reduce ...

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