2017/2027 - Europe at a Crossroads: Moving Beyond Constructive Ambiguity Read more about 2017/2027 - Europe at a Crossroads: Moving Beyond Constructive Ambiguity
A British Test of Reason Mon 06/06/2016 - 12:00 If voters in the United Kingdom decide in the country’s referendum on June 23 to leave the European Union, it will not be for economic reasons. They may choose Brexit because they want full sovereignty, because they hate Brussels, or because they want migrants to return home, but not because they expect great economic benefits.
2017/2027 - What model for the future of the eurozone? Critical actions Read more about 2017/2027 - What model for the future of the eurozone? Critical actions
Making the Best of the EU’s Single Market Thu 02/02/2017 - 12:00 The slow-down in productivity and income over the past decade has weakened the European Union’s output legitimacy, which is grounded in delivering prosperity to its citizens. At the same time, decreasing growth reduces the capacity of governments to maintain existing levels of welfare protection and translates into a perception of rising unfairness and inequality across and within EU countries.
2017/2027 - Improving Investment to Foster Growth - Critical Actions Read more about 2017/2027 - Improving Investment to Foster Growth - Critical Actions
First report - Productivity and competitiveness: where does France stand in the Euro zone? Read more about First report - Productivity and competitiveness: where does France stand in the Euro zone?
The impact of immigration on the labour market, public finances and economic growth - Literature review Read more about The impact of immigration on the labour market, public finances and economic growth - Literature review
Can better regulation reduce structural unemployment? Read more about Can better regulation reduce structural unemployment?
Work programme 2022 The Covid-19 pandemic remained unpredictable in 2021, as the progression of the Omicron variant dramatically demonstrated. However, the economic situation has seen an increasing number of encouraging indicators, month after month, on activity and employment. This tends to show that the very large-scale policies put in place to deal with the crisis that began in early 2020 have achieved their objectives.
Work programme 2023 France Stratégie is entering 2023 by stepping up its investment in three key directions: a successful ecological planning; enabling the development of a productive economy moving towards full employment; and leading a renewed public action towards a fairer society.
