Why Is France Destroying Its Economy? @visualeconomiken

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[ashdallas]

In France the problem is not really the cost of workers but rather the cost of non workers

[DavidMoore]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

[garyb]

The UK is following France as fast as it can go, it will end in tears

[Casper-wedq]

It’s remarkable how often politicians choose to delay addressing important issues, opting instead to push them further down the road.

[kenth]

Spending money to end inflation.. lol

[briananderson]

Absent very painful reforms France will become an aging tourist destination that exists increasingly as an historical anachronism - gawked at by hordes of visitors, a nuclear power reduced to economic irrelevance - the first serious country (i.e. not Lichtenstein) turned into a theme park.

[dev.]

Loved this video. This explains the farmer protest in India when govt tried to withdraw MSP. The farmers now think it's their right

[khumbelobele]

The other problem is paternity test is illegal. Lots of men are raising kids that are not their. Sad

[BrandyHeng]

"An evil ruler will burn his own nation to the ground to rule over the ashes."

Sun Tzu

[jb.]

Regarding the unemployment in France, keep in mind that Muslim immigrants make up nearly 10% of the population and have a MUCH higher unemployment rate and the rest of the population. If they were excluded from the statistics the overall unemployment would be under 4%.

[farrokh-ku]

In France working people understood the value of freedom and socialism for years .

[shu-tichou]

French fries is still dominating the potato industry!

[gamecubekingdevon]

bold claim to assume that france still had an economy left to destroy :)))

[JosephMcEntee]

Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

[Spido_the_spectator]

The problem is that budget cuts have been going on for like 30 years !
Lack of investment shows in infrastructure for example, which holds back the economy.

The State spends a ton but we don't SEE where the money goes !
The bureaucracy has only grown too...

[DarkVader-jjdt]

Spending lavishly happens in a lot of western countries.

[JeffWade-jqib]

After seeing the Olympics i couldn't be happier for them enjoy your hell.

[torleifremme]

Your analysis of Norway is seriously flawed. Compared to France, social costs in Norway cost much more. The industry in Norway employs almost no one, if you disregard oil. That industry exports mostly unprocessed resources. The industry that refines the raw resources that Norway has - oil, fish, green electricity, timber and clean meat - into something consumers will pay for with their own money is almost absent.

[stevenbrenner]

This is a merry-go-round economy, taxes, bureaucracy, payouts.
It goes around faster and faster, so harder to hold on.

[asaadezzaher]

It's easy to give lessons...England follows the policy you are describing and is significantly worse-off except for its financial sector.