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The next Economic Survey of Denmark will be prepared for 2011.
Economic Survey of Denmark 2009
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Denmark: the crisis and beyond
Why has productivity growth declined?
Human capital: key to higher productivity
Economic Survey of Denmark 2008
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Key challenges for the Danish economy
Fiscal strategy: keeping with the targets
Promoting employment and inclusiveness
Tax reform, hours worked and growth
Health: a major fiscal challenge
Pension savings and capital taxation
Economic Survey of Denmark 2006
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD.
Reforms can help to maintain growth
Raising labour supply to safeguard welfare
Human capital: Getting more and using it better
Housing: Less subsidy and more flexibility
Economic Survey of Denmark 2005
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Key challenges
Ensuring fiscal sustainability
Boosting labour supply
Boosting growth through greater competition
Raising productivity growth
Economic Survey of Denmark 2003
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Key challenges
Raising labour supply for the longer term
Migration and integration of immigrants
Refining the medium term fiscal framework
Some environmental aspects of sustainable development
Economic Survey of Denmark 2002
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD.
Steering a steady macroeconomic course
Renewing the momentum for structural reforms
Enhancing expenditure control with a decentralised public sector
Economic Survey of Denmark 2000
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD. See also the Policy Brief.
Macroeconomic developments and policy challenges
Maintaining sound public finances
Structural surveillance
Encouraging environmentally sustainable growth
Economic Survey of Denmark 1999
Available at: Online Bookshop and SourceOECD.
Recent trends and prospects
Macroeconomic policies
Implementing structural reform: A review of progress
Policies for the housing market
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