French tax breaks seem unlikely to revive investment

Investment has been the weakest link in France’s feeble economic recovery so far. But it is not clear that the French Government’s latest plans will alter this picture dramatically. For that, a sustained rise in business confidence, helped by bolder reforms to improve French competitiveness, will be needed.


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