France: Selected Issues
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ISCR; CR; employer; consumption; firm; USA supply shock; consumer confidence; terms of trade; exchange rate; U.S.-driven demand shocks; monetary policy; current account; housing loan; home equity; Mortgages; Consumption taxes; Labor taxes; Employer contributions; Supply shocks; Global; Europe;All these keywords.
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