17 avril 2025
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Trois mille milliards : les secrets d'un État en faillite
Depuis l'élection de Valéry Giscard d'Estaing en 1974, la dette publique française a amorcé une croissance fulgurante. L'équilibre budgétaire de l'État, déjà fragilisé par le premier choc pétrolier, n'a cessé de se dégrader. Avec la mise en place de politiques de nationalisation et d'expansion du système de protection sociale sous...
3,000 billions : the secrets of a failed State
Since the election of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing in 1974, French public debt has begun to grow dramatically. The state's budgetary balance, already weakened by the first oil shock, has continued to deteriorate. With the implementation of nationalization policies and the expansion of the social security system under Mitterrand, the situation worsened.
Under successive governments, the debt continued to climb. The introduction of comparable Treasury bonds in 1985 marked the transformation of public debt into a financial product, further complicating debt management. Chirac's error, who increased taxes despite a promise to reduce them, and Jospin's 35-hour work week, demonstrate that debt is a cross-party issue. President Emmanuel Macron is no exception; Since taking power in 2017 and his famous whatever the cost, France's debt has increased by 750 billion euros...
Under successive governments, the debt continued to climb. The introduction of comparable Treasury bonds in 1985 marked the transformation of public debt into a financial product, further complicating debt management. Chirac's error, who increased taxes despite a promise to reduce them, and Jospin's 35-hour work week, demonstrate that debt is a cross-party issue. President Emmanuel Macron is no exception; Since taking power in 2017 and his famous whatever the cost, France's debt has increased by 750 billion euros...
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