Articles On overview of the conclusions drawn by the evaluation committee Macroeconomics The law on economic growth and activity (“Loi pour la croissance et l'activité”) is designed to create the conditions for a rebound in French economic and employment growth. Assessing the potential effects of its main legal provisions is thus important to ensure that the debate -including in Parliament- is conducted in an objective manner. Published on : 23/02/2015 Mis à jour le : 14/01/2025 Emmanuel Macron, Minister of the Economy, Industry and the Digital Sector asked Jean Pisani-Ferry, France Stratégie’s Commissionergeneral, to set up an ad hoc temporary evaluation committee to assess the law; this committee was chaired by Anne Perrot, Professor at Paris-I University and ENSAE, Partner at the MAPP consulting firm, and former Vice-President of the Autorité de la concurrence (France’s competition authority). The evaluation committee worked on five issues: Sunday work, mobility, reform of prud'hommes (the Labour Court), regulated law-professions and commercial real estate. The committee was composed of French and foreign independent experts with acknowledged competence in the evaluation of public policies. It investigated the experience of other countries that have enacted similar laws. It considered, in particular, the works of international institutions and the theoretical and empirical academic literature. Beyond the impact of these measures on growth and employment, the committee evaluated, as far as possible, their environmental and social dimensions, using a multi-criteria approach. Download On overview of the conclusions drawn by the evaluation committee, february 2015 PDF - 930.9 Ko Partager la page Partager sur Facebook - nouvelle fenêtre Partager sur X - nouvelle fenêtre Partager sur Linked In - nouvelle fenêtre Partager par email - nouvelle fenêtre Copier le lien dans le presse-papier More Central bank advocacy of structural reform: why and how? Forthcoming in European Central Bank (2015), Inflation and Unemployment in Europe, Proceedings of the ECB Forum on Central Banking, Frankfurt am Main. Macroeconomics Articles 02 September 2015 An Investment Climate for Climate Investment By Sam Fankhauser (Grantham Research Institute - London School of Economics) - Three factors hold back low-carbon investment in Europe: the risk/return profile of low-carbon investment projects, regulatory and behavioura... Energy Mobility Macroeconomics Articles 22 September 2015 A €120bn investment programme for the European Union’s three-year Juncker Plan By Michel Lepetit (SFTE Spokesman) - Massive financing of the energy transition in schools, hospitals and other public buildings Macroeconomics Articles 22 October 2015
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