France, long regarded as a cornerstone of European stability and economic strength, now finds itself grappling with persistent and deep-rooted economic challenges. Despite a wealth of resources and a highly educated workforce, the nation struggles with sluggish growth, high unemployment, and mounting public debt. This article explores the underlying factors preventing France from effectively addressing its economic woes, examining structural rigidities, political inertia, and societal tensions that continue to impede meaningful reform. As France confronts these issues, its ability to maintain influence within the European Union and the global economy remains uncertain.
Structural Rigidities Undermining Growth and Competitiveness
France’s economy remains mired by entrenched inflexibilities that dampen innovation, discourage investment, and inhibit labor market dynamism. Despite multiple reform attempts, rigid employment protection legislation, overly complex taxation, and a bloated…
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Author : Noah Rodriguez
Publish date : 2025-10-24 13:08:00
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