France Under Recession, 1981-1986 |
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... labour - force , particularly in a depressed economic climate . Through the continued pursuit of such a strategy , the unions have fostered the impression that their principal aim is to stubbornly maintain the status quo even if this is ...
... labour - force , particularly in a depressed economic climate . Through the continued pursuit of such a strategy , the unions have fostered the impression that their principal aim is to stubbornly maintain the status quo even if this is ...
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... labour costs , particularly as a result of a high level of wage inflation , have further encouraged employers to dispense with jobs or to substitute capital for labour . ( It is of course not just France which has been affected by these ...
... labour costs , particularly as a result of a high level of wage inflation , have further encouraged employers to dispense with jobs or to substitute capital for labour . ( It is of course not just France which has been affected by these ...
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... labour in the 1970s they would not have exper- ienced the loss of competitiveness which became a prominent feature a ... labour , the chances of re - employment might also appear remote . Foreigners would also claim , whether they ...
... labour in the 1970s they would not have exper- ienced the loss of competitiveness which became a prominent feature a ... labour , the chances of re - employment might also appear remote . Foreigners would also claim , whether they ...
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France in the 1980s | 1 |
Society in Disarray | 30 |
Restructuring the Economy | 90 |
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achieved activities administration amongst appear become benefits billion francs capital cent cities companies considerable cost country's Creusot-Loire decentralisation demand despite early economic effects essential estates favour feature firms foreign France's François Mitterrand further government's greater Grenoble groups growing growth housing immigrant important improve increase increasingly industry initiatives investment issue Jacques Chirac labour labour-force latter Laurent Fabius Le Creusot Lyon major manufacturing Marseille measures ment million Minguettes Minitel Mitterrand modernisation nationalised North African notably nuclear OPAH organisation Paris particularly Peugeot Pierre Mauroy planning population potential priority problems production programme Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur recent recession reduce reform rehabilitation relatively represented responsibility result Rhône-Alpes Rhône-Poulenc rise role sector seen significant social Socialists society strategy substantial suburbs trend unemployed unemployment urban centres Valéry Giscard d'Estaing various West Germany work-force workers