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IMF Country Report No. 22/19

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IMF Country Report No. 22/19

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IMF Country Report No. 22/19

FRANCE

SELECTED ISSUES

January 2022

This Selected Issues paper on France was prepared by a staff team of the International Monetary Fund as background documentation for the periodic consultation with the member country. It is based on the information available at the time it was completed on December 15, 2021.

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FRANCE

SELECTED ISSUES

December 15, 2021

Approved By

European Department

Prepared by Bertrand Gruss (AFR, formerly EUR), Manasa Patnam (EUR),Sebastian Weber (MCM, formerly EUR)

Contents

  • REBUILDING FISCAL BUFFERS AFTER COVID-19: ANCHOR, PATH, AND INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK

  • A. Introduction

  • B. Anchor, Timing, and Pace of Fiscal Consolidation

  • C. Fiscal Planning

  • D. Determinants of Overoptimism

  • E. Implications for the Design of Rules and Policy Institutions

  • F. Conclusion

  • References

  • APPENDIX

  • I. Model Calibration and Additional Results

  • AN ANATOMY OF OCCUPATIONAL PATHWAYS FOR THE CLIMATE TRANSITION IN FRANCE

  • A. Introduction

  • B. The Sectoral and Occupational Dimension of the Climate Transition

  • C. Green Jobs in France

  • D. Occupational Mobility Networks to Analyze Job Transition Pathways

  • E. Additional Insights on Desirable Transitions from Job Multipliers

  • F. Conclusion and Policy Considerations

  • BOX

  • 1. Measuring Occupation Similarity

  • References

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France: Selected Issues
Author:
International Monetary Fund. European Dept.