people in france are angry at president macron, after he pushed through the pension reforms in parliament. the leader of the country s largest trade union the cfdt has urged the government to put pension reforms on hold. laurent berger urged president macron to accept some form of mediation, for up to six weeks. transport, schools, shipping and bin collection, are some of the sectors affected by the strikes today. i m joined now by emmanuelle auriol, who s an economist at the toulouse school of economics. thank you forjoining us. this is a tent strike. what impact is that having on the economy? in tent strike. what impact is that having on the economy? in general, we care about having on the economy? in general, we care about her having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes in - having on the economy? in general, we care about her strikes in france, | we care about her strikes in france, so
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Isjust not falling £300 billion in one single year. It is just not falling quite as fast as everyone had hoped, really. A lot of thatis everyone had hoped, really. A lot of that is due to the governments high interest Debt Payments which is not going to go away. I think in general this kind of dampens a bit of the chatter we have heard over the weekend about the chancellor hoping to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election. That to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election. Before the next election. That is the challenge before the next election. That is the challenge because before the next election. That is the challenge because the the challenge because the government, there was a they are raising taxes to fix Public Services or give the electorate some kind of gift before an election and that is when politics strays into economics and its not necessarily about what is better for the economy but what might win them some votes. Thats ri. Ht and mig
Central bank watch with the fed meeting starting today. We also have the European Central bank the bank of england as the week progresses. And well be getting the inside track on how Artificial Intelligence is helping to drive the self driving car revolution. And as World Leaders meet to talk about Climate Change what steps do you think they should take . Fewer flights, less driving, perhaps laced meat . Let us know. Just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Hello and welcome to business live. Get in touch with your top tips or ideas when it comes to making us all a bit more environmentally friendly. Lets start in paris, on this day, in 2015, a landmark deal to tackle Climate Change was agreed by almost every nation on the planet. Now, two years on, National Leaders are meeting back in paris to discuss the deal and how to pay for it. The deal commits 195 countries to keep the rise in Global Temperatures to less than 2 degrees celsius from the pre industrial era. The International Energy agency