Canada: five messages from the latest OECD Economic Survey
The latest Economic Survey finds Canada needs to tame inflation, further build fiscal buffers,
strengthen productivity and prioritise the green transition.
The latest Economic Survey finds Canada needs to tame inflation, further build fiscal buffers,
strengthen productivity and prioritise the green transition.
Rising immovable property taxes could help boost growth and maintain fiscal sustainability in Eastern European and Baltic economies.
Estimating the supply-driven and demand-driven components of inflation in OECD economies.
Intensificar los esfuerzos de reforma estructural sería la mejor manera de responder a los retos para reforzar los logros y aprovechar las nuevas oportunidades.
Stepping up structural reform efforts would be the best way to respond to challenges to reinforce achievements and seize new opportunities.
Population ageing should increase government revenue, but not enough to outweigh the higher public spending. Cutting spending and raising taxes would be needed to keep debt stable.
Energy expenditures in OECD economies increased rapidly in 2022, raising the risk of widespread recessions among advanced economies.
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Achieving Paris Agreement goals demands a step change in the assessment and comparison of mitigation polices to bolster trust and international policy coordination.