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Patrick Artus

Spain shows the right sequence for euro-zone countries: Supply-side policies must come first

The sequence of economic policies conducted in Spain (like in Germany in the early 2000s) was clear and effective: first, an improvement in supply conditions followed by an improvement in public finances, and only then stimulus of demand and household incomes. Italy is now providing the opposite example , by attempt ing to stimulate demand before supply has improved . This is bound to fail. In France there is also pressure from the public to lift purchasing power before the supply-side policies have had the time to have a positive effect on potential production. It is to be hoped that the French government will not succumb to this pressure.
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