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Widespread inflation, labor shortages, disrupted supply chains: the economic crisis is well established. After the start of a recovery in 2021, the meteoric growth of the Omicron variant worries major international institutions and States, from the great powers to developing countries including emerging countries.
Is this pessimism exaggerated? Are we heading for a financial crisis? Should central banks act using the interest rate tool? Should we at all costs aim for a strong recovery in growth, to the detriment of environmental requirements?
Our guests :
– Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran, economist, lecturer at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, lecturer in Monetary and Financial Economics. Author of ” Economy in BD » (Casterman)
– Sylvie Matelly, economist, deputy director of IRIS (Institute of International and Strategic Relations), author of ” Geopolitics of the economy, 40 illustrated cards to understand the world »(Eyrolles).
Our listening advice
– Inflation is becoming a concern in many countries, rich and poor. The most glaring illustration of this is the rise in food prices. Great report in Ivory Coast by Alexis Bédu, journalist in the Economics department of RFI.
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