Ireland…trading in the global talent pool.
by David Haugh, Head of the Ireland Desk, OECD Economics Department Passing through Dublin airport’s sparkling, spacious Terminal 2, sprinkled… Read More »Ireland…trading in the global talent pool.
Does monetary policy increase income and wealth inequality?
by Rory O’Farrell, Łukasz Rawdanowicz, and Kei-Ichiro Inaba, Macroeconomic Policy Division, OECD Economics Department As asset prices have risen in… Read More »Does monetary policy increase income and wealth inequality?
High household debt: A threat to financial and economic stability?
by Christophe André, Senior Economist, Country Studies, OECD Economics Department The Great recession has revived interest in the links between… Read More »High household debt: A threat to financial and economic stability?
Birds of a feather do business together
by Jean-Marc Fournier, Economist, Public Economics Division, OECD Economics Department Numerous international agreements and free trade areas have reduced trade… Read More »Birds of a feather do business together
Brazil: A tale of two industries or how openness to trade matters
by Jens Arnold Senior Economist, Head of the Brazil Desk, OECD Economics Department Brazil has a large and diversified industrial… Read More »Brazil: A tale of two industries or how openness to trade matters
It’s a win-win! Gender equality makes growth stronger and more inclusive
by Volker Ziemann, Economist, Country Studies, OECD Economics Department Despite progress in a number of areas, gender equality remains elusive… Read More »It’s a win-win! Gender equality makes growth stronger and more inclusive
Europe’s top 1%: Who they are and how you get in
by Oliver Denk, Economist, Policy Studies Extreme inequality at the top of the earnings scale has been high and rising… Read More »Europe’s top 1%: Who they are and how you get in
Pollution Havens – just a delusion?
by Christina Timiliotis, Junior Trade Policy Analyst, OECD Trade & Agriculture Directorate, and Tomasz Kozluk, Head of the Green Growth Workstream,… Read More »Pollution Havens – just a delusion?
Gender quotas for corporate boards – do they work? Lessons from Norway
by Piritta Sorsa Head of Division, Country Studies Branch, OECD Economics Department Norway has been a pioneer in using gender… Read More »Gender quotas for corporate boards – do they work? Lessons from Norway
Restoring healthy growth: policies for higher and more inclusive productivity
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