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Published on: 06/11/2026 - 15:24
“We could have avoided October 17,” assures economist Philippe Aghion, former advisor to Emmanuel Macron. At the microphone of “With Judith”, the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics presents his vision of innovation as the main engine of economic growth. Find the podcast in its entirety this Saturday noon on the France 24 YouTube channel.
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