Is the economy in France good?

Answer 1

As with all Presidential political systems it combines the Head of State and the Head of Government power in the hands of one person only. Therefore it is not a stable system. - - - Careful how you characterize the republican form of government. A representative government with power shared between branches of government is quite stable. Take the US government as an example. Everyone knows when the next election is going to happen, the legislature must get the President and the Supreme Court to agree that a law is constitutional, each of the three branches have checks and balances on each other and their is a document that spells out what each branch can and cannot do. There is a winner take all, to the victor go the spoils mentality to elections but the system is set up that way: To have clear winners and losers. Nothing ambiguous there. The so called head of government cannot pass laws unilaterally. One branch of government is embodied in a single person but it's not nearly as powerful as you'd think. Most power resides in the legislature made up of hundreds of people. As for France, They have a semi presidential system. Still a prime minister, still separation of powers, still a Representative Government, still three branches of government. Limited powers. That's the key.

Answer 2

Yes the France economy is good.

Answer 3

no