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Restoring healthy growth: policies for higher and more inclusive productivity

  • March 7, 2016

By Alain de Serres, Head of the Structural Surveillance Division, OECD Economics Department Our Going for Growth report released last… Read More »Restoring healthy growth: policies for higher and more inclusive productivity

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The refugee crisis: a challenge but also an opportunity for improving policies to integrate immigrants into the Dutch labour market

  • March 3, 2016
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By Gabor Fulop, Analyst, & Rafal Kierzenkowski, Senior Economist The Netherlands Desk,  Country Studies, OECD Economics Department The ongoing refugee… Read More »The refugee crisis: a challenge but also an opportunity for improving policies to integrate immigrants into the Dutch labour market

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Connecting the dots on income inequality: what do official sources suggest when adjusted for top incomes?

  • March 1, 2016March 3, 2016

by Nicolas Ruiz, Economist, Structural Surveillance Division, Policy Studies Branch OECD Economics Department   Concerns about the distribution of income… Read More »Connecting the dots on income inequality: what do official sources suggest when adjusted for top incomes?

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Yes, finance fuels income inequality

  • February 23, 2016
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by Boris Cournede, Senior Economist, Public Economics Division OECD Economics Department The Great Financial Crisis has prompted a lively debate,… Read More »Yes, finance fuels income inequality

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Unsatisfactory global growth:  A call to policy action!

  • February 18, 2016February 18, 2016
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    by Catherine L. Mann OECD Chief Economist and Head of the Economics Department   Welcome to the OECD… Read More »Unsatisfactory global growth:  A call to policy action!

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More competition for better economic outcomes in France

  • February 15, 2016February 16, 2016
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By Antoine Goujard, Economist, Country Studies, OECD Economics Department Strengthening competition would have positive effects on French competitiveness, employment, equity… Read More »More competition for better economic outcomes in France

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