[eng] France and Nuclear Energy François Guillaumat-Tailliet In no other country is the relative importance of nuclear energy in the energy supply system larger than in France. This development, both recent and rapid, represents the French response to the tensions in the international energy...

[eng] A Medium-term Projection of the Debt of the Developing Countries Indebted to France Gérald Collange, François Guillaumat-Tailliet After the easing that followed the 1981-1982 debt crisis, the financial situation of indebted countries has again worsened. Among other indicators, the recent...

[eng] Quantitative Forecasts for the French Economy in 1987-1988 Département d'économétrie de l'OFCE After a pick-up in activity growth from spring 1985 to the summer of 1986, the french economy has since slipped back into growth at an annual rate of a little below 2 per cent. This is...

[eng] The Household Choice in France Between Consumption and Saving from 1966 to 1986 Henri Sterdyniak After increasing from 15.5 % in 1966 to 18.5 % in 1975, the household saving rate decreased to 12.3 % in 1985. This paper establishes, by means of econometric analysis, three main determinants...

[eng] Confiscated Growth Département des diagnostics de l'OFCE In 1986 both the price of oil and the exchange rate of the dollar have come back to levels more in line with market equilibrium. But these have not had the expected stimulating effects. The improvements in the terms of trade —...

[eng] The Respite Département des diagnostics de l'OFCE Following the upheavals of 1986, 1987 has so far been somewhat calmer. The depreciation of the dollar came to an end. The price of oil has come back to 18 $/bl and stabilised. Slow economic growth has continued in the major industrialised...

[eng] In most countries, the taxation of households' liquid and financial assets is distinct from that of other types of income. Compared to the present fiscal regimes in Germany and in the United States, the French system appears to be the most complex, whereas its incidence does not seem to be...

[fre] Les trois principaux pôles du commerce mondial sont la Communauté économique européenne considérée comme une entité (c'est-à-dire abstraction faite des échanges entre ses douze membres), les Etats-Unis et le Japon. La CEE demeure le premier exportateur malgré la percée du Japon....