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Hanno Lustig compared spending on core state functions in France to its peers, adjusting the figures by removing the state’s imputed pension contributions for teachers, soldiers, and other civil servants from each function and from total spending to provide improved comparability.
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Lustig has previously questioned the European Central Bank's stance on unwarranted market moves, citing a lack of clear definitions and concerns over policy incentives in recent analysis. In an earlier piece, he described Eurozone austerity measures during the 2010s as counterproductive when interest rates reached zero, according to his assessment at the time. These discussions add context to his ongoing scrutiny of European fiscal and monetary policy.