Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2010 - Portugal Country Note

This note is taken from Chapter 3 of Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2010.

Related Documents

• Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth Homepage
• Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2009

Economic Survey of Norway 2010

Norway’s economy has been particularly resilient during the crisis. The large policy stimulus should be withdrawn soon. Public spending needs to be made more efficient and cost-effective environmental and fishing policies need to be further pursued.

Policy Brief: Economic Survey of Norway,2010

Norway has ridden out the financial crisis better than most OECD countries, with a shallower recession and unemployment likely to peak below 4%. Its advantageous fiscal position made room for a massive budgetary stimulus complementing steep cuts in interest rates and substantial liquidity measures. The key challenge is now to withdraw the extraordinary policy support sufficiently early to avoid overheating. Norway’s bold embrace of

Related Documents

• Economic Survey of Norway 2010

Economic Survey of Norway 2010: Emerging from the crisis

Norway’s economy has been very resilient in the crisis. As the economy moves into what is projected to be a strong recovery, the authorities need to unwind the extraordinary anti-crisis measures.

日本の政策課題達成のために:OECDの貢献

この冊子は、日本の将来にとって重要な九分野、すなわち内需主導の成長戦略、雇用、環境と気候変動、教育、税制改革、医療・介護、年金、地域政策と地方分権、そしてパブリック・ガバナンスにおけるＯＥＣＤの政策展望を紹介している.

Also Available

Supporting Japan’s Policy Objectives: OECD’s Contribution (PDF, 890 KB)

Reforms in nine key areas - a strategy for domestic demand-led growth, the labour market, environment and climate change, education, taxes, health and long-term care, pension reform, regional policy and decentralization and public governance, could bring about a lasting improvement in Japan’s economic prospects, according to OECD analysis.

Also Available

"Greece must move quickly on economy"

In an article published in Kathimerini, A. Dean says it's urgent for the government to improve the financial situation and the efficiency of its public sector. It's the only way to restore trust in public finances, maintain a high economic growth rate and improve fairness among generations.

Policy Brief: Economic Survey of Hungary, 2010

Hungary is facing one of the most severe recessions among OECD countries Despite financial assistance from international organisations, macro policies had to remain tight. Stabilisation is underway, but the depth of the recession will leave deep marks. Looking forward, restoring sustainable growth requires decisive structural reforms. The shift in the tax burden from labour to consumption in 2009 was a positive step toward reducing

Related Documents

• Economic Survey of Hungary 2010

Economic Survey of Hungary 2010

Hungary is facing one of the most severe recessions among OECD countries and restoring sustainable growth will require to sustain the momentum of fiscal reforms, to improve financial regulation and supervision, and to raise education outcomes.

Economic Survey of Switzerland 2009: Getting out of the crisis

While Switzerland has weathered the crisis better than other OECD countries, it may have a lasting impact on the Swiss economy. The need for further structural reforms results from fiscal sustainability issues related to ageing and weak trend productivity growth.