Latest update: 04/01/2011

- Asian markets - Economic crisis - Economic growth - eurozone - USA

2010 in the rearview, with Economist Patrick Artus

A look back at 2010 with Patrick Artus, Chief Economist at Natixis.

THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Markus Karlsson

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27/04/2012 - THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Sir Howard Davies, Economist, Visiting Faculty Member at Sciences Po Paris

As eurozone leaders continue to grapple with the debt crisis, the "austerity vs growth" debate remains in the spotlight. Is Europe a lost continent? Markus Karlsson puts the question to Sir Howard Davies, who made that very claim two years ago. He's a former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England and a former director of the London School of Economics. Now he is a visiting professor at the political science university Sciences Po here in Paris.

13/04/2012 - THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Lena Wilson, Chief Executive of Scottish Enterprise

Scotland's devolved government intends to ask voters in 2014 whether they want to break away from the rest of the UK. It's a referendum which raises many economic questions: who would control Britain's oil reserves in the North Sea, and what currency would an independent Scotland use? Those are some of the questions Markus Karlsson puts to Lena Wilson, Chief Executive of Scottish Enterprise.

31/03/2012 - THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Lisa Jackson, Head of the US Environmental Protection Agency

In the United States, the Obama administration wants to limit carbon emissions from US power plants. That proposal is seen as putting a lid on the construction of new coal-powered plants. Markus Karlsson talks to the woman behind that policy, Lisa Jackson. She is the Head of the US Environmental Protection Agency.

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30/03/2012 - THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Jörgen Esmelkov, Deputy Chief Economist at the OECD

Will the firepower of the eurozone's permanent bailout fund be enough to stop contagion? Markus Karlsson puts the question to Jorgen Esmelkov, Deputy Chief Economist at the OECD.

23/03/2012 - THE BUSINESS INTERVIEW

Lars Thunell, CEO of the International Finance Corporation

They overthrew their dictators. Now they have to fight against corruption and unemployment. How are the North African countries doing since the Arab Spring? Are investors coming back? Markus Karlsson speaks to Lars Thunell. He is the CEO of the International Finance Corporation, the private sector arm of the World Bank.

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Hi! I'm a student in

by Anonyme - 14/01/2011 - 00:55

Hi! I'm a student in Economics and I've been in Paris for a few months (I'm from Germany). I watched briefly your channel in English for the first time at a friend's, and saw this Economist, Patrick Artus. I don't know much about French Economists, I'm much more familiar with English or American ones. So it's actually very interesting to have the perspective of scholars and experts who are from other countries. I realized you have a lot of talk shows with a lot of French experts of course, but I also saw on your website African or Asian ones and even experts who are (my friend told me) not very much on regular French television, because they're either controversial or just not mainstream experts. And I must say.. I like it! And I liked this show in particular with your Business Editor Kahane. So keep up the good work! And your accent is great ;-)
Tanja

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