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Le patrimoine économique national en 2015 : un modeste rebond

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  • HUMBERTCLAUDE, S.
  • MONTEIL, F.

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Fin 2015, le patrimoine économique national net s’élève à 13 585 milliards d’euros, soit 7,6 fois le produit intérieur net de l’année. Après un repli en 2014 (– 1,8 % en euros courants), il se redresse de 1,3 % en 2015, les prix des logements ne pesant plus sur son évolution. Le patrimoine des ménages progresse sensiblement après une année de faible croissance (+ 2,4 %, après + 0,4 % en 2014). Leur patrimoine non financier, constitué pour l’essentiel de constructions et de terrains, rebondit après une légère baisse (+ 1,2 %, après – 1,4 %). La progression de leur patrimoine financier s’accentue, porté à la fois par des flux de placements importants et par une forte progression des cours boursiers. En 2015, les fonds propres des sociétés non financières accélèrent également (+ 6,7 %, après + 4,2 %), principalement grâce à la valorisation des actions détenues. En outre, elles investissent davantage et accroissent leurs stocks. Enfin, le patrimoine net des administrations publiques continue de diminuer fortement et ne s’établit qu’à 267 milliards d’euros fin 2015.

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  • Humbertclaude, S. & Monteil, F., 2017. "Le patrimoine économique national en 2015 : un modeste rebond," Bulletin de la Banque de France, Banque de France, issue 209, pages 5-14.
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    Keywords

    patrimoine national; comptes nationaux; comptes non financiers; comptes financiers; prix des logements; investissement; valeur nette; fonds propres;

    JEL classification:

    • E60 - Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics - - Macroeconomic Policy, Macroeconomic Aspects of Public Finance, and General Outlook - - - General

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