France’s Economy Is Collapsing — But Not for the Reason You Think

France is facing an economic unraveling that goes far beyond rising prices, unemployment, or government debt. The situation is deeper — structural, political, and cultural — and it’s leading the country toward a breaking point that many analysts have failed to see.

This video explains why France’s economy is collapsing — and why the root cause is not simply inflation, bad policy, or market instability. Instead, the crisis is being fueled by decades of government dependency, declining productivity, social division, and unsustainable state spending. France has built an economic system that relies on constant borrowing to function, and that system is starting to fracture.

We cover:

Why France’s government spending is one of the highest in the world

The rising tax burden crushing the middle class

How energy dependence and industrial decline weakened the economy

Why social unrest is becoming more frequent and more intense

The long-term effects of demographic shifts and political polarization

What this collapse means for the European Union and global markets

This is not just an economic story. It is a story about a nation changing — and the consequences that follow when a society becomes dependent on systems that are no longer sustainable.

If you want to understand where France is heading, watch closely.

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