A Political Economy of the Measurement of Inflation: The case of France
Florence Jany-Catrice explores the measurement of inflation in France through a political economy perspective. The book considers how statistical indicators are constructed, interpreted, and situated within broader economic and political contexts, offering a focused examination of the significance of measurement in understanding inflation.
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A Political Economy of the Measurement of Inflation examines the measurement of inflation in France.
The book focuses on the relationship between economic indicators and the political processes surrounding their construction and use.
Florence Jany-Catrice presents inflation measurement as a subject with both statistical and institutional dimensions.
It offers readers an analytical perspective on how measurement shapes understanding of economic change.
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