Become a Rules for Growth Institute partner!
The Rules for Growth Institute is the source of many research projects at the crossroads of law and economics. We seek to promote the economic analysis of legal questions through an interdisciplinary methodology, and aim to propose sustainable and economically efficient reforms of French law that are virtuous on the long term.
The Rules for Growth Institute offers its expertise to public authorities and economic decision-makers in our country through consistent dialogue.
INDIVIDUALS
Join the Rules for Growth Institute circle
Through their donations, supporters of the Rules for Growth Institute play an essential role in fostering our research, outreach, and advocacy. Supporters are invited to breakfasts, conferences and other social events, introducing the to our large network of researchers, collaborators, and experts.
Advantages :
- Early access to our research prior to publication
- Access to our exclusive events
- A 66% Tax deduction of your donation from your income tax
PROFESSIONALS
Become a Rules for Growth Institute Supporter
Supporters of Rules for Growth associate their business with an innovate and influential thin tank, contributing to the development of French law and helping improve the local business environment.
Benefits for your customers and employees:
- Early access to our research prior to publication
- Access to our exclusive events
- The option to be featured as a supporter on our communications
- The benefit of a 60% corporate tax deduction
To support us, you can donate online by clicking below. A tax receipt is issued by our Institute.
You want to support the Rules for Growth Institute and become a player in the financing of research in Law, Finance and Economics?
Discover the many privileges that the partnership offers you, including:
- Invitation to periodic breakfast-debates on current topics
- Participation in private conferences with prestigious speakers
- The reception of exclusive previews of our publications
- Privileged access to politicians and major decision-makers (political advisors, Ministry of Finance, etc.)
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