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The news of recent days has been crushed by the already very animated electoral campaign and by the convolutions of the executive in the face of the rise in fuel prices which led Jean Castex to announce at 8 pm on TF1 - once again, the Prime Minister shunned France 2 - his "inflation allowance" of 100 euros, intended for 38 million French people. Neither tax cut that would have lastingly affected public finances, nor direct subsidy to fossil fuels, it was perhaps the least bad solution once the finger had been put in the gear of the subject of purchasing power. Nevertheless, this measure is further proof of the overprotective reflex of our State and of the complete relaxation of the brakes on public spending, aggravated by the experience of "whatever."it costs ”and the pre-electoral context.
Manon Malhère took the count: 28 billion euros in additional spending, including 17 billion recent pledges (more than half of which due to
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