Employment ins and outs in OECD countries
By Paula Garda, OECD Economics Department Labour markets are in a continual state of flux. Workers get employed, leave a… Read More »Employment ins and outs in OECD countries
March 2017
Raising skills holds the key to higher living standards and well-being in Portugal
by Sonia Araujo, Country Studies Branch, OECD Economics Department For each hour worked Portugal produces about half of the output… Read More »Raising skills holds the key to higher living standards and well-being in Portugal
An immediate Chinese challenge: further addressing vast income inequality
by Ben Westmore, China Desk, OECD Economics Department The goal of the Chinese government to achieve a “moderately prosperous society… Read More »An immediate Chinese challenge: further addressing vast income inequality
Going for Growth 2017: Policies for growth to benefit all
by Alain De Serres and Nicolas Ruiz, Structural Surveillance Division, OECD Economics Department The support for governments’ pro-growth structural reform… Read More »Going for Growth 2017: Policies for growth to benefit all
Reducing poverty durably is a key challenge in Spain
By Yosuke Jin, Spain Desk, Country Studies Branch, OECD Economics Department Poverty has risen in Spain in the wake of… Read More »Reducing poverty durably is a key challenge in Spain
Will risks and financial vulnerabilities derail the modest recovery?
By Catherine L. Mann, OECD Chief Economist and Head of Economics Department Global growth is projected to pick up to… Read More »Will risks and financial vulnerabilities derail the modest recovery?
Australia’s economy, good track record but challenges ahead
by Philip Hemmings and Vassiliki Koutosgeorgopoulou Australia’s economy has enjoyed considerable success in recent decades, gross domestic product per capita is… Read More »Australia’s economy, good track record but challenges ahead