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Boosting health spending efficiency in Ireland

To ensure equal access to quality healthcare services, Ireland should increase health spending efficiency via the delivery of more integrated and patient-centric healthcare, while making the most of cost-saving opportunities offered by enhanced digitalisation.

If it’s not one thing it’s another: supply and demand factors driving rising inflation

Estimating the supply-driven and demand-driven components of inflation in OECD economies.

Navigating the headwinds to sustainable growth: strategies for Greece

By Tim Bulman and Timo Leidecke, OECD Economics Department Greece has rebounded from the COVID crisis. The tourists enjoying the… Read More »Navigating the headwinds to sustainable growth: strategies for Greece

Quantitative tightening: another driver of higher interest rates?

Quantitative tightening is likely to raise long-term interest rates, but the size of the impact is uncertain.

Faire face à la crise

Par Álvaro Santos Pereira, Chef économiste par intérim de l’OCDE L’économie mondiale est confrontée à la pire crise énergétique depuis… Read More »Faire face à la crise

Confronting the Crisis

By Álvaro Santos Pereira, OECD Chief Economist ad interim The global economy is reeling from the largest energy crisis since… Read More »Confronting the Crisis

Mortgage rates are rising: Should we be concerned?

Financial stress among households should remain contained despite rising mortgage rates, but inflation pressures increase risks for vulnerable borrowers.

Unleashing Romania’s potential to converge faster towards OECD standards

By Caroline Klein and Yosuke Jin, OECD Economics Department Romania’s economic growth has been impressive over the past decades: its… Read More »Unleashing Romania’s potential to converge faster towards OECD standards