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Éric Pichet - At the end of the current five-year...

At the end of the current five-year presidential term and the "Trente-Six Dispendieuses” (36 years of uninterrupted deficits from 1981 to 2017) far-reaching public expenditure reforms will be required. These will be all the more painful as they are far too late. (Éric Pichet)

At the end of the current five-year presidential term and the "Trente-Six Dispendieuses” (36 years of uninterrupted deficits from 1981 to 2017) far-reaching public expenditure reforms will be required. These will be all the more painful as they are far too late.

Éric Pichet

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