Economics for everybody: The impact for a municipality of being linked to a minister by Brice Fabre

The work done by the IPP is related to themes covering a broad spectrum of public policy questions: competition policy, democracy and institutions, education, employment, environment, firms, health and well-being, housing and regional development, pensions, tax system.
This work aims both to develop scholarly research in the field of public policy and to encourage citizen participation in public debate. To do this, the IPP publishes its results not only in standard university formats, but also in formats better adapted to broader public consumption (notes and reports). Moreover, the IPP develops on-line tools that allow a greater number of people to learn more about public policy issues.
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