A neat summary (ignore polls numbers at the top - these are dated) of political platforms behind the key Presidential election candidates in France:
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- 15/4/17: Thick Mud of Inflationary Expectations
- 12/4/17: Incoming Inflation Uptick: Gear Up
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- 12/4/17: German Economy Forecasts 2017-2018
- 11/4/17: S&P 500 Concentration Risk
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“It is not true that people stop pursuing dreams because they grow old, they grow old because they stop pursuing dreams.” Gabriel García Márquez
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When economics inspires artists - a must see (here)
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