The Institut des politiques publiques (PSE/GENES) and the CEPREMAP organized on November 16, 2020, their annual conference on the French Budget online. This conference was followed by a round-table chaired by François Lenglet (TF1/LCI/RTL) with the participation of parliamentarians members of the Finance Committee.
- More information on the dedicated page
You can find the replay of the full conference:
Analyse macroéconomique
- Introduction by Daniel Cohen (PSE, ENS) and Antoine Bozio (PSE, EHESS)
- « Une analyse macroéconomique » by Thomas Brand (CEPREMAP)
L’impact sur les entreprises
- By Laurent Bach (ESSEC, IPP), Arthur Guillouzouic (IPP) and Clément Malgouyres (PSE, IPP)
L’impact sur les ménages
- By Brice Fabre (IPP), Chloé Lallemand (IPP) and Paul Dutronc-Postel (IPP)
Round-table
- Chaired by François Lenglet (TF1/LCI/RTL).
- Participating parliamentarians: Eric Woerth, Laurent Saint-Martin, Jean-Noël Barrot, Valérie Rabault, Eric Coquerel.
Organisers
The Institut des politiques publiques (IPP) was created by the Paris School of Economics, and is developped under the auspices of a scientific partnership between PSE and the Groupe des Écoles Nationales d’Économie et Statistique (GENES), with the support of the ANR and the Investments in the Future programme. The IPP aims to promote quantitative analysis and evaluation of public policy using cutting-edge economic research. www.ipp.eu
The CEPREMAP is the Centre pour la recherche économique et ses applications, housed in the national Ministry for Research. It acts as an interface between the academic world and government economics authorities. It is both an agency to promote economic research among decision-makers and a funding agency for projects considered as public priorities. www.cepremap.fr
This event has been also co-funded by a French government subsidy managed by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche under the framework of the Investissements d’avenir programme reference ANR-17-EURE-0001.
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