Yes, there is a need for a labour market which works in a more flexible way, but there must also be productivity, innovation and education enhancement policies, notably in higher education, to ensure that France remains at the forefront of innovation. And Germany, for its part, must it also make efforts?
Yes, Germany has implemented major reforms in the past from which it benefits today, but its demographic prospects are more difficult than those of France, so it too must continue with reforms, and in particular it must invest. Last question, on the budget deficit. Should Europe be more tolerant of the sacrosanct 3% objective?