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Person: Philippe Aghion

No pain, no gain for Green Deal in Europe
No pain, no gain for Green Deal in Europe

Many welcome the Commission president’s climate agenda, but the EU may have to initially face a frontrunner’s curse of losing jobs and wealth, writes Jean Pisani-Ferry.

Tue, 06 Aug, 2019

If Macron keeps on winning big, he will transform France
If Macron keeps on winning big, he will transform France

The first round of parliamentary elections suggests the new president will get the majority needed to push through radical reforms, say Philippe Aghion and Benedicte Berner.

Thu, 15 Jun, 2017

Quinn: Corporation tax will not become an issue again

Education Minister Ruairí Quinn has dismissed suggestions that the new French President will once again seek to tackle Ireland on its low corporation tax rate.

Wed, 16 May, 2012

Advisor: Hollande could push Ireland on corporation tax

An advisor to the new French president has said he believes Francois Hollande will push for harmonised corporate tax rates across the eurozone.

Wed, 16 May, 2012

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