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Services trade liberalised in 2021, showing significant decrease in volume and effects of new measures, OECD says

01/02/2021 – Global services trade regulations showed signs of liberalisation in 2021, slowing the steady build-up of trade barriers identified in previous years, according to a new OECD report. OECD Services Trade Restrictiveness Index…

Consumer Prices, OECD – Updated: 3 February 2022

Inflation in the OECD area hits 30-year high in December 2021, reaching 6.6% Download the entire news release (graphs and table included – PDF) 3 Feb 2022 – Inflation in the OECD area…

Romania: Boosting productivity and human capital will foster economic growth, more jobs and higher incomes, says OECD

Accelerating the pace of structural reform, investing EU funds effectively while ensuring good fiscal management will help strengthen the recovery and future growth, which will lead to better opportunities for people in Romania to get…

Slovenia should reform its pension system to address rapidly ageing population, says OECD

27/01/2022 – Slovenia should encourage people to work longer and reform its pensions system in order to make it financially sustainable while preserving pensioners’ living standards, according to a new OECD report. OECD Reviews…

Employment situation, OECD, third quarter 2021

The employment rate in the OECD area continues to rise in Q3 2021, reaching 68% by : Source link

Media Advisory – OECD Economic Survey of Switzerland 2022: Thursday 20 January

The OECD will present a new Economic Survey of Switzerland on Thursday 20 January. The Survey examines the impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the Swiss economy and assesses the pace of recovery with an…

Slovak Republic: prioritise reforms to optimise strength and quality of recovery and future growth, says OECD

Slovakia’s ambitious recovery and resilience plan, supported by the EU, will boost the recovery and growth, but supply chain disruptions and a low vaccination rate continue to pose risks. by : Source link

OECD and Arab Republic of Egypt inaugurate three-year programme to support key reforms

26/10/2021 – The OECD and the Government of the Arab Republic of Egypt today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to start a three-year Country Programme. The Programme will support a structural reform agenda…

G20 economies are pricing more carbon emissions but stronger globally more coherent policy action is needed to meet climate goals, says OECD

27/10/2021 – Almost half of all energy-related CO2 emissions in G20 economies are now covered by a carbon price, as several countries introduced or extended carbon taxes or emissions trading systems in the last…

OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann welcomes outcome of the G20 Leaders Summit

31/10/2021 – OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann welcomed today’s G20 Leaders’ Declaration, recognising the historic tax agreement reached by the OECD/G20 Inclusive Framework on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS). “This reform will make our…

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Services trade liberalised in 2021, showing significant decrease in volume and effects of new measures, OECD says

Consumer Prices, OECD – Updated: 3 February 2022

Romania: Boosting productivity and human capital will foster economic growth, more jobs and higher incomes, says OECD

Slovenia should reform its pension system to address rapidly ageing population, says OECD

Employment situation, OECD, third quarter 2021

Media Advisory – OECD Economic Survey of Switzerland 2022: Thursday 20 January

Slovak Republic: prioritise reforms to optimise strength and quality of recovery and future growth, says OECD

OECD and Arab Republic of Egypt inaugurate three-year programme to support key reforms

G20 economies are pricing more carbon emissions but stronger globally more coherent policy action is needed to meet climate goals, says OECD

OECD Secretary-General Mathias Cormann welcomes outcome of the G20 Leaders Summit

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