Carole Ferry, edited by Thibaud Le Meneec 08:32, September 07, 2021
The recovery plan built after the first wave of the coronavirus was put in place from September 2020. A year later, nearly half of the 100 billion euros planned by the executive were spent, with a generally satisfactory balance sheet on economic growth.
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It is an anniversary that would never have been celebrated if Covid-19 had not existed.
The 100 billion euro stimulus plan is celebrating its 1 year.
On this occasion, a relaunch train parked at Gare de l'Est on Tuesday before being in Amiens on Wednesday.
He will then travel through France until October 2 to show the French people what this envelope is for.
No less than 47 billion euros have already been spent and the government is targeting 70 billion by the end of the year to help companies relocate, decarbonize or even export.
500,000 French for MaPrimeRénov '
Clearly, the system works: in our daily life, for example, more than 2,000 state buildings are being renovated, mainly faculties and student accommodation.
Some police stations have also benefited from a second youth.
Nearly 500,000 French people have been able to call on MaPrimeRénov ', which allows energy-saving work to be carried out at home.
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On the business side, more than 9,000 have received aid and the money is arriving on time, according to the professionals contacted by Europe 1. This will undoubtedly be one of the essential levers for growth this year, estimated at 6%.
Control the debt or go further?
However, some are worried about its staggering cost, with 100 billion in debt.
"When we see the public deficit today, it gives an aspirin a headache because distributing money is somewhere a bit easy," plague Laurent Vronski, secretary general of Croissance Plus.
"But how are we going to do to assess the effectiveness of this recovery plan, especially to avoid the effects of addiction?"
According to France Industries, on the contrary, it is necessary to go even further.
On decarbonisation, for example, "we are in the process of making a brick, but the whole wall remains to be built".
This will be one of the challenges of the investment plan to be presented shortly.