Ciekawe porównanie kilku państw
przygotowane przez Natixis.
"Some OECD countries have extremely clear
long-term strategies:
- Germany wants to remain a large industrial country
integrated in globalisation;
- The United States (thanks to a reduction in labour
costs and energy prices, perhaps exchange rate depreciation), the United
Kingdom (thanks to a reduction in labour costs and in the tax burden on
companies, perhaps also exchange rate depreciation), and Spain (thanks to
a reduction in labour costs) want to reindustrialise.
But we cannot see any clear strategy in France or
Italy:
- Competitiveness continues to deteriorate;
- Taxes are not attractive;
- Deindustrialisation continues;
- Exports of services are not growing."
