Bruno Le Maire, released from his "septaine" after having tested positive for the coronavirus 8 days ago, and Olivier Dussopt presented this Monday morning the 2021 budget which must put the country back on its feet.
The ministers of Bercy are counting on a spectacular rebound of the hexagonal economy after the terrible collapse of 2020. According to their estimate, the GDP will soar by 8% next year, which will allow France to reconnect with its pre-crisis activity level in 2022.
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The upturn in activity and consumption this summer gave credit to these projections, until recently.
Unfortunately, the return of the epidemic, which is already accompanied by new targeted restrictions, has muddled the waters.
The government risks finding itself on the defensive throughout the parliamentary process to defend its basic assumptions.
“This budget is confused, everything is mixed up, the medium-term recovery and the emergency.
I also believe that, given the health uncertainties, it
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