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| Following page | Maurice Allais stripped the French
statistics while taking as starting point the year 1950. Statistics in his possession
generally go up to 1997. The writer begins his analysis with a description, during this period, of the evolution of the economic situation in France, based on these statistics, and observes all the characteristics of them. He seeks the reasons which have led to the present situation. |
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situation, he extends his analysis to Europe and the World, and builds what he estimates
to be the best economic system for all.
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| 1. ECONOMIC EVOLUTION OF FRANCE FROM 1950 TO 1997 | |||||
| 1.1 UNEMPLOYMENT | |||||
| There are officially nearly 3 million unemployed in France. In fact, social treatment against unemployment eliminated from the statistics an about equal number people and, finally, the under-employment touches from 5 to 6 million personnes. | |||||
| Never in the past, France has been in peace-time in a so dramatic economic situation | |||||
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| This massive under-employment completely distorts the distribution of the incomes , worsens the social inequalities, while some grow rich unduly. It creates the insecurity and violence. It compromises the social advancement. Furthermore, one excessive non-european immigration is not without sapping the cohesion of the social body . | |||||
| The forces of social disintegration are much stronger today than those which prevailed before the French Revolution. | |||||
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