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Carbon tax, emissions reduction and employment: Some evidence from France

by Damien Dussaux, Economist, OECD Environment Directorate In September 2019 the French Parliament adopted the law on energy and climate… Read More »Carbon tax, emissions reduction and employment: Some evidence from France

Taxe carbone : quel impact environnemental et économique dans le secteur manufacturier français ?

par Damien Dussaux, Economist, Direction de l’environnement, OCDE En septembre 2019, le Parlement français a adopté la loi climat-énergie qui… Read More »Taxe carbone : quel impact environnemental et économique dans le secteur manufacturier français ?

Addressing labour market challenges in Belgium

By Müge Adalet McGowan, Belgium desk, OECD Economics Department Job creation has lowered the unemployment rate to record low levels… Read More »Addressing labour market challenges in Belgium

Does the global output gap matter for inflation?

by Thomas Chalaux, Economist, Macroeconomic Analysis Division, OECD Economics Department There is a recurring controversy, as to the role of… Read More »Does the global output gap matter for inflation?

Estonia’s digital future: how to go from e-government to e-business?

by Margit Molnar and Jon Pareliussen, Estonia Desk, Economics Department Estonia ranks already among the top countries in e-government. Citizens… Read More »Estonia’s digital future: how to go from e-government to e-business?

Norway’s economy, ensuring continued good outcomes in wellbeing

by Philip Hemmings, Norway Desk, OECD Economics Department Norway’s economy is currently growing at annual rates well over 2%. Growth… Read More »Norway’s economy, ensuring continued good outcomes in wellbeing

Structural reforms are key for a more prosperous and inclusive India

by Laurence Boone, OECD Chief Economist, Isabelle Joumard and Christine de la Maisonneuve, India Desk, OECD Economics Department Income has… Read More »Structural reforms are key for a more prosperous and inclusive India

Informality and weak competition – a deadly cocktail for growth and equity in emerging Latin America

By Piritta Sorsa, Jens Arnold and Paula Garda, OECD Economics Department Why is growth persistently low and so unevenly distributed… Read More »Informality and weak competition – a deadly cocktail for growth and equity in emerging Latin America

The G20’s Enhanced Structural Reform Agenda: Real progress but not good enough

by Tomasz Kozluk, Nicolas Ruiz, Agnes Cavaciuti, Dorothée Rouzet, Oliver Röhn, Lukas Lehner, and Colombe Ladreit de Lacharrière, Aida Caldera… Read More »The G20’s Enhanced Structural Reform Agenda: Real progress but not good enough

América Latina: bajo crecimiento y rodeado de incertidumbre

Jens Arnold, Alberto Gonzalez-Pandiella, Nicolas Ruiz, Robert Grundke, Enes Sunel y Paula Garda, Departamento de Economía, Directorado de estudios de… Read More »América Latina: bajo crecimiento y rodeado de incertidumbre