Dear readers,
The government is nice, it wants to take care of the purchasing power of its beloved French people.
It will still cost 50 billion euros.
But don't panic, the public accounts shouldn't suffer too much (public revenues are soaring and growth isn't failing too much).
For now anyway.
Because growth is more than likely to take a hit shortly, just look at the rising interest rates and the lackluster growth forecasts.
However, the executive does not despair of achieving its objectives.
We celebrate not one but two saints on this beautiful Wednesday: Peter and Paul.
May those who bear these beautiful first names and who read us (and all the others) have a good day!
And you too, dear subscribers.
Good reading !
Louise Darbon
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Purchasing power: a plan that raises doubts
The General Directorate of Public Finance, in Paris (6th).
Riccardo Milani/Riccardo Milani/Hans Lucas via
We've only had that in our mouths for months.
Since inflation hit us hard.
Purchasing power was at the heart of the…
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