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Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing cover
Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing cover
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Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing

Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing

05min |13/03/2024
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Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing

Audiobrief | French trade deficit: France is relatively deindustrialised but investing

05min |13/03/2024
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In this audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac describes France’s trade deficit for 2023 main drivers. In addition to a deficit linked to imports of hydrocarbons and a structural deficit reflecting the country’s de-industrialisation, it is also driven by France’s investment in the needs arising from the ecological and digital transition and the electrification of the car industry.
 
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In this audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac describes France’s trade deficit for 2023 main drivers. In addition to a deficit linked to imports of hydrocarbons and a structural deficit reflecting the country’s de-industrialisation, it is also driven by France’s investment in the needs arising from the ecological and digital transition and the electrification of the car industry.
 
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In this audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac describes France’s trade deficit for 2023 main drivers. In addition to a deficit linked to imports of hydrocarbons and a structural deficit reflecting the country’s de-industrialisation, it is also driven by France’s investment in the needs arising from the ecological and digital transition and the electrification of the car industry.
 
Economic Research Website

Hosted by Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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In this audiobrief, Stéphane Colliac describes France’s trade deficit for 2023 main drivers. In addition to a deficit linked to imports of hydrocarbons and a structural deficit reflecting the country’s de-industrialisation, it is also driven by France’s investment in the needs arising from the ecological and digital transition and the electrification of the car industry.
 
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