Economic growth typically entails a re-allocation of labour away from industrial production, but it does not all by itself lead to falling industrial output. The decline of industrial production in the US and France in the past thirty years is to some extent due to capital exports, but especially to government interventionism in the form of mushrooming labour labours, business and financial regulations, education policies, social security funding, and taxation. This decline cannot be stopped through more interventions, even if they are designed with the good intention to reindustrialise the country
Structural problems, worsened by the oil shocks, called during the 70's for adjustments that made so...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...
Why was economic growth slower for the last 25 years than in the post war era ? What are the consequ...
Industrial reshaping and society, by François Duchêne European economy is vulnerable because of its...
There was never any slowdown in productivity growth in U.S. manufacturing during the postwar period,...
The weakening EU and US economies in the aftermath of the global crisis of 2007 need an impulse to a...
Productive investments have had a much lower rate of growth in the EEC than in Japan and the US. Thi...
The global economic recovery is advancing. However, the recovery remains uneven, with downside risks...
Productive investments have had a much lower rate of growth in the EEC than in Japan and the US. Thi...
Industrial productivity in crisis : an interpretation -The crisis that has struck the French economy...
In the last five years there has been sustained investment in France, Germany, the United-States and...
Industrial productivity in crisis : an interpretation -The crisis that has struck the French economy...
In the last five years there has been sustained investment in France, Germany, the United-States and...
The paper considers the problems of the alternatives to the mainstream in recent economic thought, t...
Structural problems, worsened by the oil shocks, called during the 70's for adjustments that made so...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...
Why was economic growth slower for the last 25 years than in the post war era ? What are the consequ...
Industrial reshaping and society, by François Duchêne European economy is vulnerable because of its...
There was never any slowdown in productivity growth in U.S. manufacturing during the postwar period,...
The weakening EU and US economies in the aftermath of the global crisis of 2007 need an impulse to a...
Productive investments have had a much lower rate of growth in the EEC than in Japan and the US. Thi...
The global economic recovery is advancing. However, the recovery remains uneven, with downside risks...
Productive investments have had a much lower rate of growth in the EEC than in Japan and the US. Thi...
Industrial productivity in crisis : an interpretation -The crisis that has struck the French economy...
In the last five years there has been sustained investment in France, Germany, the United-States and...
Industrial productivity in crisis : an interpretation -The crisis that has struck the French economy...
In the last five years there has been sustained investment in France, Germany, the United-States and...
The paper considers the problems of the alternatives to the mainstream in recent economic thought, t...
Structural problems, worsened by the oil shocks, called during the 70's for adjustments that made so...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...
Europe, like many of the world's advanced economies, is facing a fundamental growth challenge. Growt...