Retrouvez en replay l’intégralité des présentations et des tables rondes tenues lors de la conférence : Première partie – Contributions de l’i-MIP au débat budgétaire Deuxième partie – Contributions de l’IPP au débat budgétaire Ce projet a été mené par l’Institut des politiques publiques (IPP) et l’Institut des politiques macroéconomiques et internationales (i-MIP), en partenariat avec […]

The Institute of Public Policies (IPP) and the Institute for Macroeconomic and International Policies (i-MIP) are organizing a conference-debate on major budgetary issues. The purpose of this meeting ...

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The i-MIP institute conducted a macroeconomic assessment of the main policy levers available to restore the financial balance of the French pension system, as part of the working group on […]

At an informal summit held at Alden Biesen Castle in Belgium on February 12, 2026, the heads of state and government of the European Union (EU) member countries relaunched the […]

Product-Level Trade Elasticity

The Institute for Macroeconomic and International Policies co-organizes, with the Paris Dauphine-PSL and the Stanford Universities, the second edition of the “Macroeconomic policies with heterogeneous agents” workshop. This event brings […]

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Lionel Fontagné, Director of i-MIP, will speak at the Sociétal 2025 Conference at the Collège de France on Monday, October 13, addressing a central question “Free Trade: The End of […]

Lionel Fontagné, Director of i-MIP, will speak in the conference “Globalization in the 21st Century” organized by Citéco (Cité de l’Économie). As part of the 2025 Fête de la Science, […]

The new US administration’s many trade protection announcements are creating considerable uncertainty, particularly for European exporters. Notwithstanding the exemptions that may be granted for certa...

Global supply chains allow for greater specialization, and therefore gains in terms of production costs, but they are complex and risky structures. The optimal organization of a supply chain at […]

Ex-post estimates of the impact of Free Trade Agreements have been shown to be both unstable and fragile (Baier et al, 2019). This can primarily be attributed to the challenges […]

As the 2023 pension reform is under review, this i-MIP note, summarizing research from Cepremap, highlights: (i) the effectiveness of financial incentives in encouraging later retirement, and (ii) the positive […]

The new US administration’s many trade protection announcements are creating considerable uncertainty, particularly for European exporters. Notwithstanding the exemptions that may be granted for certain products, the new tariffs are […]

Since “Liberation Day” on April 2, 2025, the U.S. administration has issued a rapid succession of decisions to raise customs duties, as well as announcements of postponements or temporary suspensions. […]

What will be the consequences of the US trade war for the French economy? While it is difficult to predict the trade situation that will emerge at the end of […]

In the next sixty years, life expectancy in France could increase by 5 to 10 years. For the pension system, this creates a funding need that can be resolved if: […]

The Institute for Macroeconomic and International Policies (i-MIP) is pleased to co-organize the the “Globalization 2.0: Navigating the challenges of international trade” conference. Background The global economy is facing risks […]

The International Macroeconomics Chair and the i-MIP have the pleasure to invite you to a lecture given by Oleg Itskhoki (Harvard University).