The article presents a medium-term projection of the world economy carried out with MIMOSA, a model jointly built and teamed by CEPII and OFCE. The 1991-1992 period represents a break after the 80' s sharp growth impulsed by the oil counter-shock. The slow-down, which took place first in the United-States and the United-Kingdom, reached Continental Europe a year later, and is now effective in Japan. In the 1992-1993 period, the recovery will be soft : OECD growth will raise from 0,9 % in 1991 to 1,7% in 1992, and will reach 2,9% in 1993. In the United-States, the lack of fiscal support will limit the recovery, and the stimulating monetary policy will only have a small impact on consumption : households would reduce their debt burden rather...
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The article presents the first medium-term projection of the world economy made using MIMOSA, a mode...
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Mimosa, a macroeconomic model of the world economy, jointly built by the CEPII and the OFCE, is now ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
An analysis of the way the French economy has evolved since 1986 is presented in this article. The r...
In 1992, economic recovery would be moderate in France, as well as for its commercial partners. Grow...
Cet article a été écrit par l'équipe MIMOSA, commune au CEPII et à l'OFCE.Mimosa, a macroeconomic mo...
The new Parliament opens in a very different international context from that faced by recent governm...
Driven by the USA, China and developing countries, world growth should stay high in 2005 and 2006 an...
The article presents the first medium-term projection of the world economy made using MIMOSA, a mode...
This article presents the evolution of the french economy, quantified by the annual OFCE model (up t...
The French economy in 1992 : The forecasts have improved in the last year - This article presents tw...
Forecasts for the French Economy in 1993 and 1994 : regaining demand Division modèle-trimestriel Mos...
Forecasts for the French economy in 1994 and 1995 Division modèle trimestriel Mosaïque This article ...
Mimosa, a macroeconomic model of the world economy, jointly built by the CEPII and the OFCE, is now ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
An analysis of the way the French economy has evolved since 1986 is presented in this article. The r...
In 1992, economic recovery would be moderate in France, as well as for its commercial partners. Grow...
Cet article a été écrit par l'équipe MIMOSA, commune au CEPII et à l'OFCE.Mimosa, a macroeconomic mo...
The new Parliament opens in a very different international context from that faced by recent governm...
Driven by the USA, China and developing countries, world growth should stay high in 2005 and 2006 an...