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[Opinion] How Can the Budget Deficit Be Reduced without Taking the Short Scale to the Far Right?

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Caught in the infernal loop of deficit and populism, leaders must manage both major fiscal slippages and discontented voters, satisfy bond markets and a public opinion tempted by demagogic promises. Liberal weekly "The Economist" wishes them good luck.
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How Can the Budget Deficit Be Reduced without Taking the Short Scale to the Far Right?

Caught in the infernal loop of deficit and populism, leaders must manage both major fiscal slippages and discontented voters, satisfy bond markets and a public opinion tempted by demagogic promises. Liberal weekly "The Economist" wishes them good luck.

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Courrier international broke the news in on Friday, September 5, 2025.
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