Regulation must adapt to the world that is emerging
The transformations of the world and the management of global issues in the form of a balance of power will profoundly modify the collective response to an imbalance. Shocks will…
Philippe Waechter's blog
From Today to Tomorrow – December 22 – The three ruptures of the health crisis – We must rebuild the economy
The health crisis was a life-size experience. As a result of active economic policies, economies have been resilient. But three ruptures will change the economy of tomorrow.The first is the…
From Yesterday to Today – October 23 – Saving limits uncertainty but penalizes the recovery
Household savings increased dramatically during the health crisis at the risk, by reducing demand, of slowing the recovery in activity and employment. Everyone is reassured by saving but creates the…
Job market momentum and unemployment trends in France during the health crisis
Momentum on the labor market in France warrants greater consideration as it can appear counter-intuitive at first glance. The unemployment rate stood at 7% in the second quarter of 2020,…
Governments Want Recession
The recession is desired by governments to reduce the pandemic. It has never been done before and that is why the crisis is not ordinary The current crisis has two…
Covid19 epidemic and the challenge of economic policy
The current epidemic crisis is the result of a massive health crisis that would have disastrous consequences without state intervention, and governments’ role here is to curb the extent of…
Germany 1923 versus World 2021
What can happen if the scenario underlying all the economic policy measures to face the epidemic shock is not the right one? What could happen if the health crisis continues?Risk…
Emmanuel Macron wants to limit risks on growth
The French President announced several measures during his press conference last Thursday.There are structural measures such as reducing the number of pupils per primary class to 24. It is an…