L'écrasante majorité des investissements appelle les procédures de financement les plus simples, celles du crédit ou de la dette obligataire, jusqu'à rendre dispensable une économie de fonds propres, et permettre de fermer la Bourse. C'est le moment où le lecteur néolibéral, passé d'attaque en apoplexie tout au long de la série, jette son dernier souffle dans la bataille, mais sûr de l'emporter in fine : et l'innovation ? C'est avec l'agence de Romorantin du Système socialisé du crédit qu'on la finance l'innovation ? Et l'IA, par exemple ? Hein, l'IA ? Romorantin, l'IA ?
- La pompe à phynance / Chine, États-Unis, France, Banque, Finance, TechnologieIn March 2026, the European Union adopted its first-ever Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness, placing the balance of interests between present and future generations at the centre of EU policy and law-making. The Strategy is a soft-law framework—it sets direction, vocabulary and a measurement architecture, rather than binding obligations—and its real value will therefore be determined at Member State level. This policy brief argues that Greece is one of the EU’s clearest test cases for the Strategy. The convergence of demographic decline, persistent youth insecurity, a structural housing crisis, large-scale emigration and a pension system in transition has placed a disproportionate share of the costs of the past fifteen years on the young, fraying the implicit contract between generations. Drawing on EU and Greek data and on the emerging international literature on intergenerational governance, the brief sets out what a coherent Greek response would require: translating the European framework into a National Plan for Intergenerational Renewal with measurable targets, an intergenerational impact test, a standing institutional anchor and transparent monitoring. Greece’s Council of the EU Presidency in the second half of 2027 offers a natural and consequential moment to begin.
Read here in pdf the Policy paper by Katerina Eirini Lambrinou, Research Associate, ELIAMEP; Member of the Network of Institutions and Leaders for Future Generations (NiFG).
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