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Parler de la « part des dépenses dans le PIB » est une ineptie !

Parler de la « part des dépenses dans le PIB » est une ineptie !
Jean Gadrey
Alternatives Economiques, 2019
Level: beginner
Perspective: Other
Topic: Macroeconomics, Other, Reflection of Economics
Format: Blog & Press
Link: https://blogs.alternatives-economiques.fr/gadrey/2019/01/06/macron-recale-a-l-epreuve-d-economie-du-bac-parler-de-la-part-des-depenses-dans-le-pib-est-une-ineptie

Parler de part des dépenses publiques dans le PIB a-t-il vraiment un sens ? Jean Gadrey critique cette approche en prenant l'exemple d'une simple entreprise commerciale.

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Un billet de blog qui permet d'aborder de manière intéressante la question de la comptabilité nationale et la manière de présenter dans le débat public les actions de l'Etat.

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