Mitterrand's Turn to Conservative Economics: A Revisionist History

Jean-Gabriel Bliek and Alain Parguez

Challenge, 2008, vol. 51, issue 2, pages 97-109

Abstract: Will the French economic policy of the new president likely be a replay of the deflationary policies of the early 1980s? These two economists believe it may. Oddly, they argue, the policy reflects the traditions of an Austrianinfluenced right-wing economic philosophy and a Marxist ideology grounded not in John Maynard Keynes but in principles very similar to the right's.

Date: 2008
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