Globalisation: the friends of my friends will be my enemies ?
Don’t they say that you should keep your enemies close? Yet, the OECD countries’ approach to “de-risk” from China leads…
Bernard Guilhon
Professor Emeritus of Economics at Aix-Marseille University, SKEMA Business School
Globalisation at the dawn of a new cycle
Globalisation is not a block. It is made up of cycles. It repeats itself, but not identically. The current context…
INNOVATION IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: THE PRIVATE SECTOR IS OUT OF THE DRIVING SEAT
The pharmaceutical industry, faces a paradox: the Covid-19 vaccine was created in just one year, compared to the usual ten years, even though the financialisation of the pharmaceutical industry has caused R&D spend as a proportion of turnover to dip in many countries....
Public investments: why a reread of Keynes is a must
Last March, Joe Biden's first economic recovery plan was adopted by Congress. With a budget of 1900 billion dollars, it is intended to directly help millions of American households. A second $2.3 trillion "Build Back Better" investment plan will invest in infrastructure, education and health care to create millions of jobs and combat climate change. These plans contain fiscal provisions that bring them closer to Keynesian policies.