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Post n°32. In France, the cost of equity (CoE) faced by non-finan...
Post n°31. Uncertainty about the future path of interest rates is harmful t...
Post n°30. Deeper financial integration through capital markets can support...
Post n°29. In France, there has been a marked deterioration since the 1970s...
Post n°28. Since the vote on Brexit, the UK economy has shown resilience. H...
Post n°27. The boom of the 2000s in France stimulated investment by firms w...
Post n°26. This blog post summarises a study covering the 1995-2007 period ...
Post n°25. In 2017, French growth is expected to accelerate to around 1.6%....
Post n°24. Financial markets confirm that, since autumn 2016, deflationary ...
Post n°23. The surge in Chinese corporate debt, against the backdrop of dec...
Post n°22. The Capital Markets Union project (CMU) recommends diversifying ...
Post n°21. The Taylor rules provide guideline recommendations for policy in...
Post n°20. Economic history and wine may contribute to understanding contem...
Post n°19. Risk-free rates have been falling since the 1980s while the retu...
Post n°18. The G20 has called for greater investment in infrastructure proj...
