From Containment to Rationalization: Increasing Public Expenditure Efficiency in France
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WP; wage bill; central government; EU average; labor market; poverty rate; Public Expenditure; Efficiency; Fiscal consolidation; Fiscal Policy; France; wage drift; family allowance; General government wage; containment approach; retirement age; bill containment; unemployment rate; local government; Health care spending; Total expenditures; Wages; Europe;All these keywords.
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