Are oil expenditures likely to hinder French economic growth ? - Two projections for the turn of the century, which were created by the MINI-DMS-ENERGIE model, make it possible to define more precisely the relationships between energy expenditures, the cost of imports and economic growth. According to the first projection, which is called « the cooperative forescast », the price of oil will rise appreciably due to the recovery of world economy which will, in turn, intensify the firmness of the market for raw materials. At home, economic growth will steadily progress because of, first, the international climate, and secondly, the distribution of income which, at the beginning, will be favourable toward investment. According to the second pos...
France and its Partners Confronted with the Second Oil Crisis - The variations in the terms of trade...
The International Situation at the End of 1979 : Low Growth and High Inflation? by Laurent VASSILLE ...
The two “ oil shocks ” of the 1970s cut French GDP growth. Since that period, sudden oil-price incre...
Are oil expenditures likely to hinder French economic growth ? - Two projections for the turn of the...
Since early 2004, oil prices have increased by 50% as a combined result of a demand shock, tensions ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
[eng] The favourable impact on OECD countries of the decline of oil prices, amplified in most cases ...
The Consequences of Higher Oil Prices - In the wake of recent price increases, there is great uncert...
The French economy in 1986 - The drop in oil prices, the weakness in the price of raw materials and ...
The french economy at the dawn of 1991. The erosion of industrial trade - If the hypothesis of a red...
The dividends of energy politics - For ten years, France has lead a vigorous energy politics. The mi...
A second oil crisis more serious for the French Economy - In less than ten years, the French economy...
Never before did the prices of raw materials, the price of oil and exchange rate of the dollar decli...
Insufficient investments in France, after the 1st oil shock, have led to the weakness of supply, aff...
The French economy in 1992 : The forecasts have improved in the last year - This article presents tw...
France and its Partners Confronted with the Second Oil Crisis - The variations in the terms of trade...
The International Situation at the End of 1979 : Low Growth and High Inflation? by Laurent VASSILLE ...
The two “ oil shocks ” of the 1970s cut French GDP growth. Since that period, sudden oil-price incre...
Are oil expenditures likely to hinder French economic growth ? - Two projections for the turn of the...
Since early 2004, oil prices have increased by 50% as a combined result of a demand shock, tensions ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
[eng] The favourable impact on OECD countries of the decline of oil prices, amplified in most cases ...
The Consequences of Higher Oil Prices - In the wake of recent price increases, there is great uncert...
The French economy in 1986 - The drop in oil prices, the weakness in the price of raw materials and ...
The french economy at the dawn of 1991. The erosion of industrial trade - If the hypothesis of a red...
The dividends of energy politics - For ten years, France has lead a vigorous energy politics. The mi...
A second oil crisis more serious for the French Economy - In less than ten years, the French economy...
Never before did the prices of raw materials, the price of oil and exchange rate of the dollar decli...
Insufficient investments in France, after the 1st oil shock, have led to the weakness of supply, aff...
The French economy in 1992 : The forecasts have improved in the last year - This article presents tw...
France and its Partners Confronted with the Second Oil Crisis - The variations in the terms of trade...
The International Situation at the End of 1979 : Low Growth and High Inflation? by Laurent VASSILLE ...
The two “ oil shocks ” of the 1970s cut French GDP growth. Since that period, sudden oil-price incre...