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Re: France’s SNCF orders 83 Bombardier trains for $968-million
Author: Max Wyss
Date: 06-24-2017 - 15:13
We may have a bit of a different perspective here.
Since the CGT blocked the access to refineries last summer, making it impossible even for emergency vehicles to gas up (because the gas stations were out of stuff), they have (for me) lost all legitimation of any kind.
The retirees may not like the tax plans of the LREM, agreed. OTOH, it seems that people who actually do something (as employees, and even more so as entrepreneurs of any size) will get better. In fact, under the old regime, it was getting tougher and tougher as self-employed, and even more so, as "micro-entreprise" to survive. And, at least in the area where I live, a considerable amount of economic performance is provided by small and very small enterprises.
Since the CGT blocked the access to refineries last summer, making it impossible even for emergency vehicles to gas up (because the gas stations were out of stuff), they have (for me) lost all legitimation of any kind.
The retirees may not like the tax plans of the LREM, agreed. OTOH, it seems that people who actually do something (as employees, and even more so as entrepreneurs of any size) will get better. In fact, under the old regime, it was getting tougher and tougher as self-employed, and even more so, as "micro-entreprise" to survive. And, at least in the area where I live, a considerable amount of economic performance is provided by small and very small enterprises.
