Politiques économiques à l'épreuve des faits

Name: Politiques économiques à l'épreuve des faits
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Bol The conduct of economic policy is a delicate and demanding art. How can we sustain growth and cushion the impact of economic crises? What are the risks associated with public debt? How can we tackle poverty, inequality and unemployment? Should we return to protectionism? How can we reconcile competitiveness with environmental challenges? What are the economic implications of education policies? This book offers a framework for designing effective economic policies, based on the most recent empirical evidence. It examines economic policies from both an analytical and a practical perspective, taking into account the practical conditions of their implementation and the research used to measure their effects. It draws on the considerable progress made in evaluation methods for measuring the impact of public policies, both in France and abroad. The book is aimed at any reader wishing to better understand the challenges of economic policy and the available options: engaged citizens, students of economics and public policy, public officials, experts and journalists. 'The authors have succeeded in bringing together two worlds that all too often ignore one another: that of researchers, who produce rigorous knowledge but are sometimes detached from the constraints of policy-making; and that of practitioners, who make decisions without always knowing what really works.' Philippe Aghion, winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics. "An essential read for anyone interested in how public policy is designed." Gita Gopinath, Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund 2018-2022.

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The conduct of economic policy is a delicate and demanding art. How can we sustain growth and cushion the impact of economic crises? What are the risks associated with public debt? How can we tackle poverty, inequality and unemployment? Should we return to protectionism? How can we reconcile competitiveness with environmental challenges? What are the economic implications of education policies? This book offers a framework for designing effective economic policies, based on the most recent empirical evidence. It examines economic policies from both an analytical and a practical perspective, taking into account the practical conditions of their implementation and the research used to measure their effects. It draws on the considerable progress made in evaluation methods for measuring the impact of public policies, both in France and abroad. The book is aimed at any reader wishing to better understand the challenges of economic policy and the available options: engaged citizens, students of economics and public policy, public officials, experts and journalists. 'The authors have succeeded in bringing together two worlds that all too often ignore one another: that of researchers, who produce rigorous knowledge but are sometimes detached from the constraints of policy-making; and that of practitioners, who make decisions without always knowing what really works.' Philippe Aghion, winner of the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics. "An essential read for anyone interested in how public policy is designed." Gita Gopinath, Chief Economist of the International Monetary Fund 2018-2022.

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