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Faut-il revenir sur la défiscalisation des heures supplémentaires ? Simulation et première évaluation de ce dispositif

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Parmi les mesures du plan d'économies annoncé le 24 août 2011 par le Premier ministre François Fillon, figure une modification du dispositif de défiscalisation des heures supplémentaires et son exonération de cotisations sociales en vigueur en France depuis le 1er octobre 2007. À cette occasion nous nous proposons de revenir sur cette mesure en présentant nos simulations macroéconomiques ainsi qu'une première évaluation de ce dispositif (...).

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  • Eric Heyer, 2011. "Faut-il revenir sur la défiscalisation des heures supplémentaires ? Simulation et première évaluation de ce dispositif," SciencePo Working papers Main hal-01024472, HAL.
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