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by Mauro Pisu and Tim Bulman, Italy Desk, OECD Economics Department In Curno, 50 km north east of Milan, is… Read More »Reviving Italy’s Growth
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by Laurence Boone, OECD Chief Economist, and Antoine Goujard, Head of the France Desk, OECD Economics Department The recent yellow-vest… Read More »France, inequality and the social elevator
par Laurence Boone, Cheffe économiste de l’OCDE et Antoine Goujard, Bureau France, Département économique de l’OCDE Les récentes manifestations des… Read More »La France, les inégalités et l’ascenseur social
By Mikkel Hermansen and Valentine Millot, OECD Economics Department The answer is yes according to the recent OECD Economic Survey… Read More »Does Denmark need yet another tax reform?