If the government intends to adjust the macroeconomy, there can be no more up-to-date tools than financial planning. Financial planning is a medium-term macroeconomic adjustment strategy. The resulting flows across the real sector, the external sector, central government and the monetary situation can be understood through macroeconomic interrelationships. Thus, knowledge of the range of policies - even if only monetary ones - and the Central Bank's interventions would enable an assessment of the robustness of the projected course of action. Nevertheless, the prerogative for planning rests solely with the government. Consequently, if the policy undertaken fails to meet the demands of economic reality, it is the designers of the programme who are blamed. In any case, the transitional nature of the government from 2009 to 2013 is ill-suited to achieving the desired effect of the programme.

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Herimanana Désiré was born on 16 October 1984 in Andapa, Madagascar. He enjoys running marathons, singing in a choir and writing poetry. He owes his success to his older brother, Edson Françiolli, who made the great sacrifice of working in the mines so that his brothers could continue their university studies.