For the French, it could not be clearer: despite the 50 billion euros distributed in one year by the State, the government of Elisabeth Borne, in the continuity of that of Jean Castex at the end of the previous five-year term, is not doing enough to fight inflation and protect their purchasing power.
In any case, this is what emerges from the barometer of decision-makers, carried out at the end of June by Viavoice for HEC Paris,
Le Figaro
and BFM Business.
And this while Bruno Le Maire must present these days in the Council of Ministers a bill on the subject.
“Symbol of the absence of a state of grace with which the recently elected President of the Republic is struck, only 31% of executives and 20% of French people believe that the government is doing enough to protect the French from inflation”
, note Stewart Chau and Adrien Broche, consultants at Viavoice.
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And everyone has a fairly clear idea of what the new prime minister should do to rise to the challenge.
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