a “resilience plan” to deal with the consequences of the war in Ukraine?

Do we have to go through a new “no matter what“Purchasing power? The government is currently working on the “resilience plan” requested by Emmanuel Macron. And thus allow France to cope with the economic consequences of the Russian offensive in Ukraine.

Christophe Ramaux, economist and teacher at La Sorbonne believes that this plan is an opportunity to “a real shock of solidarity“and wish”finish with DIY“. He defines the main issue as being the energy transition. According to him, we should avoid reproducing the German model, which is too dependent on Russian gas. For Étienne Lefebvre, editor-in-chief of the newspaper Les Échos, it is necessary to act “in a targeted manner” on this energy crisis which is likely to last a long time. “Businesses will have to be helped. They do not have the tariff shield on gas and electricity. Today, sectors stop their activities because they produce at a loss“, he explains. He also talks about a European solution.”We need a massive investment plan at European level for energy independence“, he concludes.