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French Pension Reform: Lessons from Sweden

Analysis of French pension reform challenges and a potential solution offered by the Swedish model.

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Michel RocardAlain JuppéFrançois FillonNicolas SarkozyEmmanuel MacronBéatrice MathieuCharlotte BarisMichel Barnier

What is the main topic of the article?: The Swedish pension system is discussed as a potential model for France. It's a multi-pillar system including a basic state pension, an earnings-related pension, and a private pension component.
What is the 'Livre Blanc' and its significance?: The article highlights several previous French pension reforms, including those under Rocard, Juppé, Fillon, Sarkozy, and Macron, each facing significant opposition.
Why is the Swedish pension system mentioned in this context?: The Swedish pension system, as described, is presented as a possible solution to address France's challenges in pension sustainability and reform.
What are some examples of previous pension reforms in France?: The French government's publication of a "Livre Blanc" in 1991 signaled the need for pension reform, but subsequent attempts have faced considerable public resistance and social unrest.
What are some of the challenges France faces when it comes to pension reform?: Reforming pensions in France has been a politically challenging process, marked by protests and controversies over changes to retirement age and benefit levels.

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