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Meeting on Thursday 23 October on the occasion of the 7th Club de la Conjuncture Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, the regional economic actors drew up a contrasting balance sheet, marked by remarkable resilience, but also by persistent concerns about the future. With turnover (329 billion euros over 12 months slippery according to the VAT declarations on 30 September) [...]
Contracts Built for Uncertainty In a Stagflationary Economy
Introduction In a time of economic uncertainty, businesses are finding new ways to adapt, grow, and protect their profit margins. Characterized by high inflation, sluggish growth, and elevated unemployment, economists refer to this period as one of “stagflation.” Rising borrowing costs and uncertain earnings have prompted new methods of risk allocation. Global M&A activity slowed in 2024 as stagflation eroded confidence in company valuations. Ra…
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