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The Gallois Repot on France's industrial decline and ways to restore competitiveness
02/05/2011
The former head of EADS offers 22 measure the government should take to restore France's competitiveness and stem a decline in French industry. The report points to France's intra-European exports decline to 9.3% compared to a rise in German exports to 22.4%. There is a widening gap in wage competitiveness between the two countries. The Gallois report calls for a cut in payoll taxes to help Fench companies compete.
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