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Public Debts and National Sovereignty from the 12th to the 21st Century
Following a series of crises of exceptional gravity, in 2008, the world economy entered a phase of high and growing indebtedness that fragilized its system on its financial grounds. On top of this, the dramatic prospects of the cost to fight climate deregulation will weight for at least two decades on our public finances. History shows that since the time the Italian city-states invented perpetual public debt to protect their monopoly over international trade, the world has been through long cycles of indebtedness and deleveraging. Through many experiences, developed countries have limited the cases of default on their debts, however defeated countries like Germany and Japan did not escape m...
The Chinese Economy
This book strives to provide a realistic assessment of China's economy and its potential for foreign investors.
Back to the Future
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Divergences in Productivity Between Europe and the United States
Papers from a seminar held at the Royaumont Abbey on 22 and 23 March 2004, and organized by the Banque de France, CEPII, and the Ifo Institute for Economic Research at the University of Munich.
Dettes publiques à long terme et souveraineté nationale
Dans un monde en pleins bouleversements, l'État est le seul capable d'engager les ressources exceptionnelles, dont il ne dispose pas au moment où les crises éclatent, en s'endettant, et qui peut en même temps garantir leur soutenabilité à long terme. Ce sont les cités-États italiennes qui, pour défendre et étendre par les armes leurs monopoles commerciaux, inventent au XIIe siècle les dettes publiques perpétuelles. Ces dettes ont conduit progressivement à une véritable révolution financière, définie comme « l'établissement d'une dette publique, nationale, financée, permanente, composée d'annuités ou de rentes perpétuelles négociables » et surtout soutenable. La Holla...
