100 billion euros, will that be enough to revive the French economy after the health crisis?
The somewhat stratospheric debate has been shaking up the Parisian market for a few weeks.
When the stimulus plan was published last September, the majority of economists, with a few exceptions such as the OFCE, deemed the amount appropriate for the French case.
Observers agreed above all to stress that the biggest challenge for Bercy would be to spend in time, but especially wisely, such an astronomical sum.
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However, last Friday, during his interview with the regional press on deconfinement, the President of the Republic seemed to pave the way for a new round of revival.
He indeed spoke of a
"great consultation"
in the coming months to
"invent a second phase of the recovery",
evoking
"a drastic simplification, a reinvestment in the sectors we need the most, and an acceleration".
End of March, after
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