The Price of War
By Laurence Boone, OECD Chief Economist and Deputy Secretary-General. The world is set to pay a hefty price for Russia’s… Read More »The Price of War
By Laurence Boone, OECD Chief Economist and Deputy Secretary-General. The world is set to pay a hefty price for Russia’s… Read More »The Price of War
The historical development of housing in Central and Eastern European countries continues to have implications for the tenure, type, quality and affordability of housing today, calling for policy actions to address a looming affordability challenge.
Continuing labour market reforms, tackling inequity in education and supporting housing affordability would promote equal access to life chances in Belgium.
By Boris Cournède, OECD Economics Department, and Marissa Plouin, OECD Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs. Many young people,… Read More »No Home for the Young?
By David Turner, Balázs Egert and Jarka Botev, OECD Economics Department. In the latest forecasts published by the OECD, the… Read More »Structural reforms to help address the cost of living crisis
By Müge Adalet McGowan and Nicolas Gonne, OECD Economics Department The large-scale support to mitigate the economic and social impact… Read More »Addressing medium-term fiscal challenges to address future shocks in Belgium
Por Jens Arnold, Aida Caldera, Priscilla Fialho, Paula Garda, Alberto González Pandiella and Alessandro Maravalle, Departamento de Economía, OCDE Tras… Read More »Un entorno internacional desafiante: ¿Qué oportunidades y desafíos para América Latina?
Par Laurence Boone, Cheffe économiste et Secrétaire générale adjointe de l’OCDE. Le monde va payer au prix fort la guerre… Read More »Le prix de la guerre
Por Laurence Boone, Economista Jefe y Secretaria General Adjunta de la OCDE. El mundo va a pagar un alto precio… Read More »El Precio de la Guerra
By Laurence Boone, OECD Deputy Secretary-General and Chief Economist; Jörg Haas, David Haugh, and Young-Hyun Shin, OECD Economics Department. With… Read More »How can Europe catch up on its digital backlog?