26-February-2014
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Editorial by OECD Chief Economist, Catherine L. Mann for the 2016 Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth publication
26-February-2014
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France enjoys levels of productivity that are among the highest in the OECD, but the unemployment rate remains considerably above the pre-crisis level, which along with a low labour force participation rate contributes to low employment.
26-February-2014
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Following several years of modest growth, Mexico needs to adapt to new sources of growth to continue catching up with advanced economies.
26-February-2014
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Spain has seen a recovery in output as a substantial reduction in unit labour costs improved its competitiveness.
26-February-2014
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The productivity level in services relative to manufacturing is particularly low in Korea, dragging down economy-wide labour productivity, which is significantly below the average of the upper-half of OECD countries.
26-February-2014
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The productivity level in services relative to manufacturing is particularly low in Japan, dragging down economy-wide labour productivity, which is significantly below the average of the upper-half of OECD countries.
26-February-2014
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Germany has a productivity level in services that is low relative to the level in manufacturing, with the productivity gap being particularly large compared to other countries.
26-February-2014
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Tras varios años de crecimiento moderado, es necesario que México se adapte a nuevas fuentes de crecimiento para seguir alcanzando a las economías avanzadas.
26-February-2014
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After being hard hit by the crisis, the Italian economy has seen a recovery in output and an improvement in its labour market.
26-February-2014
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Australia has recently seen a slowdown in growth, with declining resource-sector investment, weak commodity prices and hesitant investment elsewhere in the economy, although the exchange-rate depreciation is helping the economy to adjust.