Towards a more sustainable growth model? An introduction to the national debate "Quelle France dans 10 ans?"
This report examines the sustainability of France's growth model, focusing on environmental, social, and economic challenges and the need for long-term planning.
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| Quick Facts | |
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | France Stratégie |
| Authors: | Clélia Godot, Géraldine Ducos, Jean-luc Pujol, Mohamed Harfi, Pierre-yves Cusset, Mahdi Ben Jelloul |
| Geographic focus: | France |
Methods
The research method involves analyzing France's growth model, its interactions with various environments, and the country's commitments to sustainable development. It assesses the sustainability of economic, social, and environmental aspects and evaluates the effectiveness of institutional reforms and public debates.
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Key Insights
The report discusses France's growth sustainability, highlighting environmental degradation, social welfare state sustainability, and public debt. It emphasizes the need for a clear understanding of the growth model's interaction with natural, social, and economic environments. The report suggests that sustainable growth requires equitable cost distribution, institutional reforms for long-term considerations, and public debates to outline future growth models. It also reviews France's commitments to sustainable development, the methodological difficulties in assessing sustainable growth, and the importance of anticipating future developments.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: English publication language | France geographic scope | commitments | cost distribution | economic interaction | economy | environmental degradation | growth | institutional reform | methodological difficulties | public debate | public debt | social welfare | society (growth and development) | sustainable growth