2024-01-24 21:14:34
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Published yesterday at 8:14 p.m., Updated yesterday at 8:14 p.m.
Normative complexity would cost businesses the equivalent of nearly 3% of GDP per year. smolaw11 – stock.adobe.com
DECRYPTION – The Ministry of the Economy has collected 5,500 suggestions and 700,000 votes to feed into a bill which will be presented before the summer.
Something promised, something due. Bercy released this Wednesday the conclusions of the consultation on simplification launched last November with bosses. If France is not at its first “simplification shock”, Emmanuel Macron made it one of the objectives of his economic policy in his press conference of January 16: “We are going to reduce things, delays, avoid multiple appeals at all levels – which mean that, very often, it seems impossible to “do”.” Normative complexity would cost businesses the equivalent of nearly 3% of GDP per year.
The executive therefore wants to believe that this time will be the right one. For this purpose, “the minister wanted to start from listening to citizens and understanding the problems at a microeconomic level”, we explain to Bercy. A new method made up of public meetings across France, consultation of 75 professional federations at the origin of 1,300 proposals and, finally, an online consultation “the…
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