Gilles Moec
@gillesmoec.bsky.social
AXA Chief Economist. Obsesses over monetary policy and macro-financial issues in general.
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Face à la guerre commerciale, que faire ?
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Face à la guerre commerciale, que faire ? | Le Grand Continent
Mardi du Grand Continent à l'École normale supérieure, avec Benjamin Bürbaumer, Federico Fubini, Dorothée Rouzet et Ludovic Subran.
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March 6, 2025 at 5:50 PM
Face à la guerre commerciale, que faire ?
Notre prochain mardi à @normalesup.bsky.social réunira @benjaminburbaumer.bsky.social, Federico Fubini, @gillesmoec.bsky.social, Dorothée Rouzet, @ludovicsubran.bsky.social
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Notre prochain mardi à @normalesup.bsky.social réunira @benjaminburbaumer.bsky.social, Federico Fubini, @gillesmoec.bsky.social, Dorothée Rouzet, @ludovicsubran.bsky.social
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Omnidirectional globalisation gave way to a “clubification” of the world economy. But even these clubs are unstable. There is space for a loose alliance of countries still complying with the “old” multilateral rules of the game beside the clubs. Full (short)paper here www.weforum.org/stories/2025...
A hybrid model for global trade can navigate a fragmented world
How global trade is shifting from full globalization to regional “clubs” and hybrid models, requiring businesses to adapt to a more fragmented landscape.
www.weforum.org
February 10, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Omnidirectional globalisation gave way to a “clubification” of the world economy. But even these clubs are unstable. There is space for a loose alliance of countries still complying with the “old” multilateral rules of the game beside the clubs. Full (short)paper here www.weforum.org/stories/2025...
Scott Bessent’s column in The Economist in October made it plain his main bone of contention with Europe is its weak demand, which makes it hard to build a mutually beneficial transatlantic trade relationship - a common view among mainstream US economists 1/4
November 25, 2024 at 6:13 PM
Scott Bessent’s column in The Economist in October made it plain his main bone of contention with Europe is its weak demand, which makes it hard to build a mutually beneficial transatlantic trade relationship - a common view among mainstream US economists 1/4
Rolling back IRA and hiking trade tariffs is not purely ideologically motivated. D.Trump’s tax cuts program is unlikely to go through a more traditionally Republican Senate without these savings/income boost 1/2
November 18, 2024 at 11:28 AM
Rolling back IRA and hiking trade tariffs is not purely ideologically motivated. D.Trump’s tax cuts program is unlikely to go through a more traditionally Republican Senate without these savings/income boost 1/2
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November 16, 2024 at 8:26 AM
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