Webinar: « COVID-19: What are the economic repercussions? » (Event)

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BSI ECONOMICS WEBINAR

COVID-19: WHAT ARE THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS?

MAY 6, 2020, AT 5:00 PM

The current crisis has led policymakers to adopt emergency measures. Partial activity is a flagship measure introduced by the French government to combat the impact of the Covid-19 crisis on employment. How does it work, what is its scope, and what similar measures are in place around the world? In the medium term, what other options are there for restarting the economic machine? How can we compensate for the drop in production and the difficulties faced by businesses? European coordination seems inevitable.

Sandra Nevoux (BSI Economics economist) and Arno Fontaine (France economist at Natixis and BSI Economics economist) will address these issues during a 30-minute session and will be available to answer your questions.

The meeting will take place on the Starleaf app or by phone (01 77 51 33 32), with the ID 415 858 3463.

Joining the webinar on Starleaf is easy: once you have downloaded the app, simply enter the ID above after clicking on the « join » menu (see the Starleaf presentation video if necessary).

04/05/2020

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Webinar: « COVID-19: What are the economic repercussions? » (Event)

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