France’s Fiscal Crisis Spurs Debate Over Economic Reforms
Analysts say the country’s debt challenges leave few viable paths forward.
France’s fiscal crisis has reached a critical juncture, with economists warning that the nation must make difficult structural reforms to avert long-term decline.
Mounting public debt, sluggish growth, and heavy welfare spending have placed immense pressure on government finances.
Policy experts say that without decisive action, France risks losing investor confidence and further weakening its economic competitiveness in Europe.