The Experts: Bercy and Matignon organize the bases of public spending – 06/19

This Friday, June 16, Nicolas Doze received Dany Lang, research professor of economics at the Sorbonne-Paris Nord, François Ecalle, founder of FipEco.fr, and Isabelle Job-Bazille, director of economic studies at Crédit-Agricole SA, at the BFM Business Experts program. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Friday, June 16, the participation of the private sector in the same way as the public in public spending and the means to reduce the country’s debt were discussed by Dany Lang, professor and researcher in economics at Sorbonne-Paris Nord, François Ecalle , founder of FipEco.fr, and Isabelle Job-Bazille, director of economic studies at Crédit-Agricole SA, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze at BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Friday, June 16, the government’s strategy related to public spending, in particular Matignon’s request to ministries to save 5% in their budget, was discussed by Dany Lang, research professor of economics at Sorbonne-Paris Nord, François Ecalle, founder of FipEco.fr, and Isabelle Job-Bazille, director of economic studies at Crédit-Agricole SA, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Thursday, June 15, Nicolas Doze received in the program Les Expertos in BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Thursday, June 15, the failure of the ECB’s monetary policy against inflation and the rise in interest rates, the consequences of this rise on European economic growth and the cost, as well as the success of learning at the OFCE, was known. . discussed by Jean-Hervé Lorenzi, founder of the Cercle des Économistes, Céline Antonin, OFCE economist, and Frédéric Farah, economist and professor at the University of Paris-1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze in BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Thursday, June 15, the possible increase in interest rates by the European Central Bank despite the entry into recession in the euro zone was discussed by Jean-Hervé Lorenzi, founder of the Circle of Economists, Céline Antonin, economist at the OFCE, and Frédéric Farah, economist and professor at the University of Paris-1 Panthéon, in the program Les Experts, presented by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Wednesday, June 14, Nicolas Doze received Guillaume Dard, president of Montpensier Finance, Éric Chaney, economic adviser at the Institut Montaigne, and Patrick Artus, director of economic research at Natixis, on the program Les Experts on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Wednesday, June 14, the critical context of the real estate sector with a passive rate that ends at 4%, sales that fall very sharply and prices that fall, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of France in terms of reindustrialization, were addressed by Guillaume Dard, Chairman of Montpensier Finance, Éric Chaney, Economic Advisor at Institut Montaigne, and Patrick Artus, Director of Economic Research at Natixis, on the show Les Experts, hosted by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.

This Wednesday, June 14, the drop in inflation in the United States, which could encourage the Fed to take a breather, as well as the entry into recession in the euro zone, were discussed by Guillaume Dard, president of Montpensier Finance, Éric Chaney . , economic adviser at the Institut Montaigne, and Patrick Artus, director of economic research at Natixis, on the program Les Experts, hosted by Nicolas Doze on BFM Business. He finds the show Monday through Friday and listens to it again on the podcast.