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As the months go by, the probability of the end of the Eurozone as we know it today increases. And the economic, political and social crises of recent weeks, whether in France, Germany or the entire Eurozone, have obviously not helped the situation. In this context, many questions arise: What is the extent of business failures in France, which have just reached a new historic high, according to statistics from the Banque de France? Which sectors are most affected? What will be the impacts of these bankruptcies, particularly in terms of employment and unemployment? What has been the extent of inflation in France since 2021? What about the European Union - Mercosur agreement? What impact on the French economy? Why is French agriculture in such bad shape? What are the prospects? Why cannot the Eurozone continue to exist as it is? Which 9 countries meet the Eurozone criteria? What is the possible timetable for the end of the Eurozone? What are the consequences for France, businesses, households, employment, and citizens' savings? Question of the week: Should the VAT rate be increased via a social VAT? What is the good news of the week? Answers to all these questions and many others in this video, with explicit, educational graphs and tables produced without any trickery... PS: Slide 14: a small error has crept in: the first column of the table relates to the public debt/GDP ratio, the second to the public deficit/GDP ratio. Thank you for your understanding