Comment se prennent les décisions au sein des couples

Abstract

fre: Couples , Décisions , Logement, Enfants ,Tâches domestiques,Économie domestique

Cultural diversity and an ethics of provenance

“…In France, as in all European countries, its impact became relatively nonexistent as of 2012. 5 -Although the French continue to believe that social protection plays an important role in society, "support for the welfare state is weakening" (Bigot et al, 2014). -More French people surveyed in 2013 than in 2000 stated that it is excessive to spend a third of the state budget on social protection (a shift from 14% in 2000 to 21% in 2013) and fewer felt that spending was insufficient (down from 32% to 15% over the same period) (Bigot et al, 2014).…”

“…5 -Although the French continue to believe that social protection plays an important role in society, "support for the welfare state is weakening" (Bigot et al, 2014). -More French people surveyed in 2013 than in 2000 stated that it is excessive to spend a third of the state budget on social protection (a shift from 14% in 2000 to 21% in 2013) and fewer felt that spending was insufficient (down from 32% to 15% over the same period) (Bigot et al, 2014). -In 2013, for the first time in 35 years, the French considered family aid sufficient: 31% thought so in 2008 and today, 63% think so (Bigot et al, 2014).…”

“…-More French people surveyed in 2013 than in 2000 stated that it is excessive to spend a third of the state budget on social protection (a shift from 14% in 2000 to 21% in 2013) and fewer felt that spending was insufficient (down from 32% to 15% over the same period) (Bigot et al, 2014). -In 2013, for the first time in 35 years, the French considered family aid sufficient: 31% thought so in 2008 and today, 63% think so (Bigot et al, 2014). -Similarly, the proportion of those advocating an increase to the revenu de solidarité active, a benefit that provides a basic minimum income to unemployed or underemployed workers (a monthly payment of 550 euros for a person living alone in 2022), dropped by 15 points between 2009 and 2013 after increasing between 2006 and 2009 (by 12 points).…”

“…-Similarly, the proportion of those advocating an increase to the revenu de solidarité active, a benefit that provides a basic minimum income to unemployed or underemployed workers (a monthly payment of 550 euros for a person living alone in 2022), dropped by 15 points between 2009 and 2013 after increasing between 2006 and 2009 (by 12 points). Especially symptomatic of the changing perceptions of assistance and those who benefit from it (the so-called assistés) is the finding that 78% of survey respondents believed that aid in kind should be prioritised over monetary assistance (Bigot et al, 2014). -Even more significant is the fact that in 2011, most French people believed that "the social protection system contribute [d] to the attenuation of the consequences of the economic crisis in France," but as of 2012, most were more concerned about debt than financing social protection.…”

Mona and the Political-Cultural Economy of Independent Galleries

“…Similarly, Mona's collection and exhibitions are rich in contemporary art, museums of which are typically less popular than traditional fine art galleries. To put that in context, a 2012 national survey in France found that while 23 per cent of the population had been to a museum of fine art in the previous 12 months, only 13 per cent had been to a museum of contemporary art (Bigot et al, 2013). By these measures Glenorchy now looks better than France.…”