Event theme highlights global economic challenges

The 19th edition of the Journées de l'Économie (Jeco), set for November 3, 4, and 5, will focus on the theme "Tous apprentis face au chaos" ("All Apprentices Facing Chaos"), emphasizing the current global economic instability and uncertainty.

Prominent economists to participate

The event, organized by Hélène Martinon, director of the Journées de l'Économie, will feature over 70 conferences, including participation from two Nobel Prize-winning economists, Esther Duflot and Philippe Aghion, who will contribute their expertise to the discussions.

Topics include debt, innovation, and aging populations

The Journées de l'Économie will address a wide range of topics, including the slowdown in European innovation compared to the United States and China, the management of public and private debt, the circulation of "dirty money," and the challenges of an aging population.

Event aims to improve public understanding of economic issues

The Journées de l'Économie aim to provide the public with tools to understand major economic and societal issues, emphasizing the need for quality economic information to enable individuals to form their own opinions.

Discussions will cover education and geopolitical strategies

The event will also include discussions on the role of economic education in schools and the geopolitical strategies of various countries, offering insights into how economic policies shape national and international relations.

Free and open to the public

The conferences will be free and open to the public upon registration, both in person and online, allowing a wide audience to engage with the discussions and learn from leading experts in the field.