Jean-Paul Fitoussi
Biographic Data
| ID | 763492 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Paul Fitoussi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Fitoussi |
| SIGNATURE | FITOUSSI J |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 28 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1977 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beyond GDP: Measuring What Counts for Economic and Social Performance
For Good Measure: Advancing Research on Well-being Metrics Beyond GDP
The 2009 Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress (“Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi” Commission) concluded that we should move away from over-reliance on GDP when assessing a country’s health, towards a broader dashboard of indicators that would reflect concerns such as the distribution of well-being and sustainability in all of its dimensions. This book includes contributions from members of the OECD-hosted High Level Expe…
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Mismeasuring Our Lives: Why GDP Doesn't Add Up
Regional Differentials and Policies for Territorial Cohesion in the European Union
Since the late 1980s development gaps between the European Union (EU) member states have been narrowing. In a relatively short period of time, important catching-up events have emerged, alongside ongoing wide income discrepancies between regions within the individual member states. In a period of growing European integration and increasing Community efforts to encourage cohesion, the persistence of significant regional differentials poses two que…
The Conduct of Macroeconomic Policies in the Euro Area
With the adoption of the euro, the formal and material macroeconomic ‘constitution’ of the countries in the European Monetary Union (EMU) has changed considerably. The two major instruments used to regulate the economic cycle — namely, monetary and fiscal policy — were distributed differently among the various economic policy authorities of the EMU, thus creating an unprecedented asymmetry of powers and competences. Indeed, monetary policy is cen…
The European Policy Mix: Law and Order
The euro area triggered the launch of a yet-unheard-of economic policy architecture. Unlike a US-style monetary union, Europeans decided they did not need the federal financial clout that would allow them to carry out an effective redistribution policy between member states on a vast ‘European’ scale. With an upward limit of 1.4 per cent of European GDP, the Community’s budget does not allow — far from it, in fact — for far-reaching policies. Tor…
From Tax Competition to Social Race to the Bottom? European Models and the Challenge of Mobility
In all the fields in which the European Union (EU) feels anxious to make progress, the welfare state seems to be the most urgent cause for reform. As the issue runs deep into most European citizens’ everyday life, it is only natural that it should become the focal point of the EU’s anxieties and hopes, at a time when it is torn between the erosion of national sovereignty and its elusive replacement by that of a federal state. These keywords were …
Overruled Europa: Market versus Democracy in the EU
On the eve of the introduction of the euro in 1999, Jean-Paul Fitoussi stated that he was deeply worried by the deafening silence surrounding the advent of the single currency: ‘the economic policies of the forthcoming years, namely the post-euro period, are presently being given shape. This may seem like stating the obvious, and yet the happening of such important events has aroused neither debate nor questioning’. 1 He then added: ‘the focus ou…
The Mirages of Nominal Illusion: Variations on Convergence
The euro, the European single currency, was launched in Europe on 1 January 1999, and the subsequent Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) now comprises virtually all European Union (EU) members, namely twelve countries out of fifteen; the United Kingdom, Denmark and Sweden chose to opt out. However successful, economic policy management has never produced a perfect solution to a certain number of fundamental issues. How can a single monetary policy …
European Indicators for Social Cohesion: A Step Forward Along the Lisbon Path
This chapter will describe the state of the art of social cohesion policies in the European Union, by focusing attention on the efforts made to elaborate and identify the correct indicators to better understand the different national situations and compare them at Community level. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Democratic Legitimacy and Political Representation in the EU Institutions
The integration of the European Union (EU) has been an ever-changing process of institutional reform. The summit agendas of the heads of state and governments are characterized by discussions and debates between member states on treaties, conventions, intergovernmental conferences and, more specifically, on Union rules, on changes in the modus operandi of the supranational bodies of Brussels and Strasbourg and on enlargements to include new membe…
Mobilités, urbanisation
Le rapport etudie le phenomene de segregation urbaine, obstacle a l'integration sociale dans de nombreux domaines tels que le travail, l'ecole, le logement et les equipements collectifs. Les auteurs reviennent en ce sens sur les mecanismes qui alimentent le processus de divergence urbaine. La stratification de l'espace reproduit la stratification sociale, mais elle se transforme en segregation urbaine sous l'effet du chomage de masse persistant e…
Report on the State of the European Union: Volume 1
The time has come to open a lucid debate on the ways and means to make Europe better deliver democracy and sustainable growth. The Report on the State of the European Union examines the progress of European integration and focus on economic aspects of the process. This volume explores the themes of: democracy and legitimacy, convergence and cohesion, macroeconomic policies and social integration. the report is written in an accessible way and wil…
La retraite doit rester un salaire différé
Vers un « socialisme libéral
Denis Olivennes nous livre dans cet article un travail important, je dirais même fondamental, dans la mesure où il constitue le premier exposé synthétique dune doctrine en voie délaboration, susceptible déclairer la pratique de la grande majorité des gouvernements européens : le « socialisme libéral »
Revenu minimum, allocations-chômage et subventions à l'emploi
Dehez Pierre, Fitoussi Jean-Paul. Revenu minimum, allocations-chômage et subventions à l'emploi. In: Revue économique, volume 47, n°1, 1996. pp. 33-49
Il n'y a pas que les taux d'intérêt
Du stratagème au débat
Le lecteur pourrait s’étonner que je ne réponde pas, en cet article, à Michel Albert. C’est que les observations de Michel Albert (Commentaire, n° 71) ouvrent un vrai débat, que ses critiques s’adressent effectivement au livre que j’ai écrit, et qu’à vrai dire, je l’ai trouvé favorable à mes thèses. [Premier paragraphe]
Le débat nécessaire: Les fins et les moyens
On ressent un certain malaise lorsqu'il s'agit, en France, de débattre de politique économique et ce, quelles que soient ses convictions doctrinales. Le débat est comme interdit. Mais qui pourrait empêcher un débat? Qui profiterait de l'interdire? (...)
Éloge d'Andrew Shonfield
Je mesure l'honneur que m'ont fait les organisateurs de celte réunion en me demandant de présenter l'éloge d'Andrew Shonfield, en conclusion d'un séminaire consacré à l'étude des différentes formes de capitalisme. Je les en remercie vivement. J'ai eu en effet la chance et le bonheur d'avoir travaillé avec lui pendant les deux dernières années de sa vie à Florence. D'ordinaire, lorsqu'après avoir au travers des livres rencontré la pensée, on conna…
Vu du dedans
The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory
Journal Article The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory Get access The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory. By JEAN-PAUL FITOUSSI and EDMUND S.PHELPS. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988. Pp. viii + 145. £19.50 hardback. ISBN 0 631 15557 0.) Richard Jackman Richard Jackman London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 98, Issue 393, 1 Dec…
L’economie française: Un modèle de croissance contrarié
Le bilan économique de la France apparaît singulièrement contrasté : côté face, le rétablissement (fragile ?) des grands équilibres financiers et même une réévaluation du franc par rapport à la lire et au dollar ; côté pile, l’aggravation du chômage, le ralentissement durable de la croissance et l’absence de perspective du problème de l’emploi. Mais l’évaluation de la situation économique d’un pays ne devrait pas se réduire à l’interprétation des…
The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory
Journal Article The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory Get access The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory. By JEAN-PAUL FITOUSSI and EDMUND S.PHELPS. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988. Pp. viii + 145. £19.50 hardback. ISBN 0 631 15557 0.) Richard Jackman Richard Jackman London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 98, Issue 393, 1 Dec…
Modern Macroeconomic Theory
Journal Article Modern Macroeconomic Theory Get access Modern Macroeconomic Theory. Edited by JEAN-PAUL FITOUSSI. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell with European University Institute, 1983. Pp. viii + 209. £17-50.) Malcolm C. Sawyer Malcolm C. Sawyer University of York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 94, Issue 374, 1 June 1984, Pages 399–401, https://doi.org/10.2307/2232362 Published: 0…
Le fondement micro-économique de la théorie keynésienne
Grandeur et misère de l'économétrie ou faut-il rejeter les thèses structurelles de l'inflation? A propos de l'article de H. Crouhy et J. Mélitz
Grandeur et misère de l'économétrie (à propos d'un article de M. Crouhy et J. Mélitz)
Pollin Jean-Paul, Fitoussi Jean-Paul. Grandeur et misère de l'économétrie (à propos d'un article de M. Crouhy et J. Mélitz). In: Revue économique, volume 29, n°4, 1978. pp. 762-766
Incitation à l'emploi ou à la croissance de la production
[fre] II existe des imperfections fondamentales du marché et des externalités qui justifient l'intervention du gouvernement en faveur de l'investissement en capital humain. De telles justifications sont extrêmement incertaines dans le cas de l'investissement des entreprises en capital fixe. Les charges sur les salaires aux Etats-Unis découragent l'emploi et l'investissement en capital humain. Un certain nombre de mesures visant à réduire ces cha…
Modern Macroeconomic Theory
Journal Article Modern Macroeconomic Theory Get access Modern Macroeconomic Theory. Edited by JEAN-PAUL FITOUSSI. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell with European University Institute, 1983. Pp. viii + 209. £17-50.) Malcolm C. Sawyer Malcolm C. Sawyer University of York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 94, Issue 374, 1 June 1984, Pages 399–401, https://doi.org/10.2307/2232362 Published: 0…
L’economie française: Un modèle de croissance contrarié
Le bilan économique de la France apparaît singulièrement contrasté : côté face, le rétablissement (fragile ?) des grands équilibres financiers et même une réévaluation du franc par rapport à la lire et au dollar ; côté pile, l’aggravation du chômage, le ralentissement durable de la croissance et l’absence de perspective du problème de l’emploi. Mais l’évaluation de la situation économique d’un pays ne devrait pas se réduire à l’interprétation des…
The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory
Journal Article The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory Get access The Slump in Europe: Reconstructing Open Economy Theory. By JEAN-PAUL FITOUSSI and EDMUND S.PHELPS. (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1988. Pp. viii + 145. £19.50 hardback. ISBN 0 631 15557 0.) Richard Jackman Richard Jackman London School of Economics Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 98, Issue 393, 1 Dec…
Vu du dedans
Éloge d'Andrew Shonfield
Je mesure l'honneur que m'ont fait les organisateurs de celte réunion en me demandant de présenter l'éloge d'Andrew Shonfield, en conclusion d'un séminaire consacré à l'étude des différentes formes de capitalisme. Je les en remercie vivement. J'ai eu en effet la chance et le bonheur d'avoir travaillé avec lui pendant les deux dernières années de sa vie à Florence. D'ordinaire, lorsqu'après avoir au travers des livres rencontré la pensée, on conna…
Il n'y a pas que les taux d'intérêt
Du stratagème au débat
Le lecteur pourrait s’étonner que je ne réponde pas, en cet article, à Michel Albert. C’est que les observations de Michel Albert (Commentaire, n° 71) ouvrent un vrai débat, que ses critiques s’adressent effectivement au livre que j’ai écrit, et qu’à vrai dire, je l’ai trouvé favorable à mes thèses. [Premier paragraphe]
Le débat nécessaire: Les fins et les moyens
On ressent un certain malaise lorsqu'il s'agit, en France, de débattre de politique économique et ce, quelles que soient ses convictions doctrinales. Le débat est comme interdit. Mais qui pourrait empêcher un débat? Qui profiterait de l'interdire? (...)
Revenu minimum, allocations-chômage et subventions à l'emploi
Dehez Pierre, Fitoussi Jean-Paul. Revenu minimum, allocations-chômage et subventions à l'emploi. In: Revue économique, volume 47, n°1, 1996. pp. 33-49
Vers un « socialisme libéral
Denis Olivennes nous livre dans cet article un travail important, je dirais même fondamental, dans la mesure où il constitue le premier exposé synthétique dune doctrine en voie délaboration, susceptible déclairer la pratique de la grande majorité des gouvernements européens : le « socialisme libéral »
La retraite doit rester un salaire différé
Regional Differentials and Policies for Territorial Cohesion in the European Union
Since the late 1980s development gaps between the European Union (EU) member states have been narrowing. In a relatively short period of time, important catching-up events have emerged, alongside ongoing wide income discrepancies between regions within the individual member states. In a period of growing European integration and increasing Community efforts to encourage cohesion, the persistence of significant regional differentials poses two que…
The Conduct of Macroeconomic Policies in the Euro Area
With the adoption of the euro, the formal and material macroeconomic ‘constitution’ of the countries in the European Monetary Union (EMU) has changed considerably. The two major instruments used to regulate the economic cycle — namely, monetary and fiscal policy — were distributed differently among the various economic policy authorities of the EMU, thus creating an unprecedented asymmetry of powers and competences. Indeed, monetary policy is cen…
The European Policy Mix: Law and Order
The euro area triggered the launch of a yet-unheard-of economic policy architecture. Unlike a US-style monetary union, Europeans decided they did not need the federal financial clout that would allow them to carry out an effective redistribution policy between member states on a vast ‘European’ scale. With an upward limit of 1.4 per cent of European GDP, the Community’s budget does not allow — far from it, in fact — for far-reaching policies. Tor…
From Tax Competition to Social Race to the Bottom? European Models and the Challenge of Mobility
In all the fields in which the European Union (EU) feels anxious to make progress, the welfare state seems to be the most urgent cause for reform. As the issue runs deep into most European citizens’ everyday life, it is only natural that it should become the focal point of the EU’s anxieties and hopes, at a time when it is torn between the erosion of national sovereignty and its elusive replacement by that of a federal state. These keywords were …
Overruled Europa: Market versus Democracy in the EU
On the eve of the introduction of the euro in 1999, Jean-Paul Fitoussi stated that he was deeply worried by the deafening silence surrounding the advent of the single currency: ‘the economic policies of the forthcoming years, namely the post-euro period, are presently being given shape. This may seem like stating the obvious, and yet the happening of such important events has aroused neither debate nor questioning’. 1 He then added: ‘the focus ou…
The Mirages of Nominal Illusion: Variations on Convergence
The euro, the European single currency, was launched in Europe on 1 January 1999, and the subsequent Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) now comprises virtually all European Union (EU) members, namely twelve countries out of fifteen; the United Kingdom, Denmark and Sweden chose to opt out. However successful, economic policy management has never produced a perfect solution to a certain number of fundamental issues. How can a single monetary policy …
European Indicators for Social Cohesion: A Step Forward Along the Lisbon Path
This chapter will describe the state of the art of social cohesion policies in the European Union, by focusing attention on the efforts made to elaborate and identify the correct indicators to better understand the different national situations and compare them at Community level. These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.
Democratic Legitimacy and Political Representation in the EU Institutions
The integration of the European Union (EU) has been an ever-changing process of institutional reform. The summit agendas of the heads of state and governments are characterized by discussions and debates between member states on treaties, conventions, intergovernmental conferences and, more specifically, on Union rules, on changes in the modus operandi of the supranational bodies of Brussels and Strasbourg and on enlargements to include new membe…
Mobilités, urbanisation
Le rapport etudie le phenomene de segregation urbaine, obstacle a l'integration sociale dans de nombreux domaines tels que le travail, l'ecole, le logement et les equipements collectifs. Les auteurs reviennent en ce sens sur les mecanismes qui alimentent le processus de divergence urbaine. La stratification de l'espace reproduit la stratification sociale, mais elle se transforme en segregation urbaine sous l'effet du chomage de masse persistant e…
Report on the State of the European Union: Volume 1
The time has come to open a lucid debate on the ways and means to make Europe better deliver democracy and sustainable growth. The Report on the State of the European Union examines the progress of European integration and focus on economic aspects of the process. This volume explores the themes of: democracy and legitimacy, convergence and cohesion, macroeconomic policies and social integration. the report is written in an accessible way and wil…
Economics (16 works) · Political science (16 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · European union (8 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (7 works) · Law (7 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · French Urban and Social Studies (6 works) · Social Sciences and Governance (6 works)