Pourquoi l’économie française ne grandira plus jamais. La vérité de Pierre Sabatier

Trade Republic registration link: https://trade.re/lesfinanciers Investing involves risks. Interest is earned from partner banks and dividends from cash funds. These funds are exposed to market risk. Offer of 3% gross per annum reserved for new clients. Standard rate in effect: 2% gross per annum. Interest is subject to tax and social security contributions. Offer subject to the bank's discretion. Subject to terms and conditions. In commercial partnership — In this episode of Les Financiers, we welcome Pierre Sabatier for an in-depth conversation on one of the most important topics of our time: the end of economic growth as we know it and the future of our prosperity. Pierre Sabatier is an economist, financial strategist, and president of the independent economic research firm Primeview, which he founded about twenty years ago. A renowned expert in macroeconomics and markets, he offers a clear-sighted, pragmatic, and unconventional perspective on major global structural trends. He deciphers the key issues related to demographics, social models, and wealth management. His analysis highlights the "silent revolution" of population aging, which is condemning Western economies to structural stagnation, and proposes an intellectual revolution to completely rethink our public policies and investment strategies. He addresses the fundamental semantic distinction between growth and prosperity, the major global demographic shift, the inevitable collapse of potential growth, the forced shift from organic to external growth for businesses, Europe caught between American protectionism and the Chinese bloc, the unsustainability of our social model inherited from the 1970s, the historical lessons of the trust crisis in the United States, the French genius of the early 20th century in unleashing local potential, and the true golden rules of wealth allocation in the face of risk. How does population aging structurally hinder our growth in economic activity? Why is 1.5% growth today actually a better performance than 3% thirty years ago? How has our social model become financially unsustainable due to the declining birth rate? What lessons should Europe learn from the policies of William McKinley and late 19th-century America? Why are the foundations of the French model (the 1901 law, cooperative structures) key to our reconstruction? What is "triple" risk in investment, and how can we move beyond the illusion of diversification? Why must today's leaders trade their managerial roles for those of entrepreneurs? A direct, accessible, and essential discussion to understand why the economic slowdown is not the result of our mistakes, but a symptom of a mature society: it is an unavoidable demographic challenge, a major political transformation, a call to decouple growth from living standards, and the beating heart of the new social and financial contract we must invent. Les Financiers is on ALL social networks! ► Instagram:   / lesfinanciersmedia   ► X: https://x.com/lesfinancierstv ► LinkedIn:   / les-financiers-media   ► TikTok:   / lesfinanciersmedia   ► Our website: https://www.lecrayongroupe.fr/ Business inquiries: [email protected] Co-production /influx: https://www.influxcrew.com