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None of the current heads of states really has any power on industry and economy at this point, especially in Europe. He could be anything, it would not matter.
hollande is a joke of a leader , incredibly unimpressive man all round irrespective of his dismal handling of the french economy , plenty of leftist leaders with tonnes of charisma and presence
None of the current heads of states really has any power on industry and economy at this point, especially in Europe. He could be anything, it would not matter.
you must be joking , the state is very involved in the economy in most eurozone countries , thats not to say that industry is outright public owned however
Rule #1: all French are socialists
Rule #2: see above
Rule #3: All French are cowards
Rule #4: All French don't speak English and if they do, then they are always impolite and arrogant.
appendix: Obviously it's utterly, completely and thoroughly irrelevant whether you don't speak a word of French and directly addressed to any person in English or you are a proud monolingual.
Rule #5: originated by the previous, all French are rude and arrogant.
This is a nutshell the view of French on the internet.
you must be joking , the state is very involved in the economy in most eurozone countries , thats not to say that industry is outright public owned however
The state is trying to be involved in the economy but really, France is still much closer to the US than to post-war USSR.
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