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Can we boost growth in France?
[Peut-on dynamiser la croissance en France ?]

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  • Rémy Lecat

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In 2017, French growth is expected to accelerate to around 1.6%. In addition to support from monetary policy, ambitious structural reforms are necessary to raise the current potential growth rate, which is only just below 1.25%. These reforms need to focus on education, vocational training, and labour and competition law. En 2017, l’activité française devrait accélérer aux environs de 1,6%. Au-delà du soutien de la politique monétaire, des réformes structurelles ambitieuses sont nécessaires pour relever son rythme potentiel actuel qui dépasse difficilement 1 point 1/4. Ces réformes concernent notamment l’éducation, la formation professionnelle, le droit du travail et la concurrence.

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  • Rémy Lecat, 2017. "Can we boost growth in France? [Peut-on dynamiser la croissance en France ?]," Eco Notepad (in progress) 25, Banque de France.
    • Handle: RePEc:bfr:econot:25
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