Attali commission
| Attali commission | |
|---|---|
| Formation | June 2007 |
| Founders | Jacques Attali, Nicolas Sarkozy |
| Extinction | October 2010 |
| Membership | Philippe Aghion,Emmanuel Macron,Franco Bassanini,Claude Bébéar, Jihade Belamri,Christian de Boissieu,Stéphane Boujnah,Peter Brabeck-Letmathe,René Carron,Jean-Philippe Cotis,Boris Cyrulnik,Jean-Michel Darrois,Michèle Debonneuil,Jacques Delpla,Pierre Ferracci,Xavier Fontanet,Evelyne Gebhardt,Marion Guillou,Pehr G. Gyllenhammar,Nathalie Hanet,Jean Kaspar,Yves de Kerdrel,Éric Labaye,Jean-Pierre Landau,Bruno Lasserre,Anne Lauvergeon,Éric Le Boucher,Hervé Le Bras,Reine-Claude Mader,Mario Monti,Pierre Nanterme,Erik Orsenna,Ana Palacio,Geoffroy Roux de Bezieux,Luc-François Salvador,Pierre-Sébastien Thill,Philippe Tillous-Borde,Jean-Noël Tronc,François Villeroy de Galhau,Michel de Virville,Serge Weinberg,Dinah Weissmann,Theodore Zeldin,Patrick Combes,Josseline de Clausade,Mathilde Lemoine |
| Commission planning a drastic neoliberal change of France led by deep politician Jacques Attali. The commission was Emmanuel Macron's big break. | |
The Commission for the Liberation of French Growth, or, named after its president Jacques Attali, the "Attali Commission", was a commission charged by President Nicolas Sarkozy with drafting a report providing recommendations and proposals to to relaunch France's economic growth. It began its work in June 2007 and delivered its final report on January 23, 2008.[1]
In February 2010, the president asked it to again "propose ways out of the crisis" by the summer. The second report entitled "A ten-year ambition" was submitted to the President in mid-October 2010.[2]
The report came with a number of neoliberal "reforms" to "improve" the French economy.