A catalogue of educational analyses
The catalogue connects indicators such as public debt, GDP, inflation, unemployment, 10-year OAT, CAC 40, demographics, industry and the productive base. Each level reflects a different depth of reading.
France ÉcoScan
LV1–LV5 educational catalogue
Public economic analyses and protected premium content.
France ÉcoScan opens one showcase analysis per level, from LV1 to LV5. Each public card leads to an immediate reading, without registration, to demonstrate the editorial method before exploring the interactive observatory.
Available languages
Publicly open showcase analyses
One analysis is open for each level: LV1, LV2, LV3, LV4 and LV5. The selection favours editorial impact, SEO clarity and the ability to show the journalistic quality of the product.
LV1Quick readingPublic example
Public debt and deficit: mechanical accumulation
Public debt × public deficit · 1981–2025
A simple example to understand how annual deficits gradually become a stock of debt.
LV2Guided comparisonPublic example
GDP and mandatory levies: capturing growth
Nominal GDP × mandatory levies · 1981–2000
A very readable intermediate level showing how rising national wealth can be compared with long-term tax pressure.
LV3Contextual readingPublic example
CAC 40 and industry: the great divergence
CAC 40 × industry share of GDP · 1995–2025
A clear showcase of editorial quality: financial markets, the real economy and deindustrialisation do not always tell the same story.
LV4Advanced editorial analysisPublic example
Growth and rates: the trap of the r > g equation
GDP growth × 10-year OAT · 2022–2025
An advanced, powerful and contemporary example showing why the cost of debt becomes central when growth slows.
LV5In-depth premium readingPublic example
Public debt and 10-year OAT: the snowball trap
Public debt as % of GDP × 10-year OAT · 1981–2025
The strongest showcase to publish: it connects debt, long rates, presidential periods and snowball risk without promising simplistic political causality.
Compared presidential periods
The analyses can place indicators within recent French presidential periods, without mechanically attributing each movement to a single president, government or political decision.
François Mitterrand (1981–1995)Jacques Chirac (1995–2007)Nicolas Sarkozy (2007–2012)François Hollande (2012–2017)Emmanuel Macron (since 2017)
Public access and protected access
The five showcase analyses are public. Other LV1 analyses may open after verified account and identity confirmation. Other LV2 to LV5 analyses remain protected until full commercial opening.
Why not publish everything?
The public should be able to judge the method and tone. The full corpus still keeps its premium value: public pages expose the logic, not the entire protected dossiers.
Explore analyses in the app
The app’s Analyses tab also displays the five open showcases at the top, then authorised previews and protected content depending on level.