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Le commencement de la déflation. Perspectives 2013-2014

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  • Xavier Timbeau

    (OFCE - Observatoire français des conjonctures économiques (Sciences Po) - Sciences Po - Sciences Po)

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Ce numéro spécial sur les prévisions est composé de plusieurs articles qui peuvent être lus indépendamment. Le premier article présente le scénario de prévision pour l'ensemble du monde et le deuxième pour la zone euro. Le troisième article détaille l'analyse conjoncturelle de la France. Des fiches pays et thématiques suivent ces deux articles, détaillant d'autres zones géographiques. Une première étude spéciale traite de la déflation salariale et de son lien avec la compétitivité ; elle s'intitule « La quête de la compétitivité ouvre la voie de la déflation ». La seconde intitulée « PIB, déficit, dette, chômage : où vont les économies à moyen terme ? » aborde les perspectives à moyen terme concernant le potentiel d'activité, les déficits et la dette publique. Insérés dans cette prévision, 17 encadrés abordent des points spécifiques. Enfin, le débat sur les perspectives économiques permet de confronter les analyses de l'OFCE à celles d'Axelle Lacan et d'Edouard Tétreau.

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  • Xavier Timbeau, 2013. "Le commencement de la déflation. Perspectives 2013-2014," Post-Print hal-03470593, HAL.
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