Covid-19 costs for France is estimated at €86 billion ($100.57 billion) in 2020.
It is the short-time work scheme that costs the most with €34 billion ($39.76 billion).
In second place comes the solidarity fund with €19.4 billion ($22.68 billion). It is intended to provide assistance to small businesses and self-employed workers.
Exceptional health expenditures are estimated at nearly €12 billion ($14.03 billion).
The exemptions from social security contributions enjoyed by companies impacted by Covid-19 amount to €8.2 billion ($9.59 billion). Ultimately, social benefits represent €2 billion ($2.34 billion).
Other costs include credits and exceptional aid for the motor and aeronautics industry as well as for self-employed workers and SMEs.
