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The OECD’s Report on Progress on Structural Reform under the G20 Enhanced Structural Reform Agenda (ESRA) tracks structural policy achievements and the need for further actions in G20 economies across priority areas selected by the G20 members.
Austria stands out for its high levels of economic and social well-being. Preserving these will require reforms to improve competition in the service sector, increase access to finance for small businesses, encourage more women and migrants into the workforce and lengthen work lives to reflect the ageing population, according to the latest OECD Economic Survey of Austria 2019.
Economic Survey of Switzerland 2019 - Switzerland’s living standards remain high. Its population is healthier than in many countries and is well educated. This contributes to high employment rates and narrow wage differentials.
Economic Survey of Colombia 2019
Colombia is a Latin American success story, but must pursue new reforms to achieve stronger and more inclusive growth
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Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2019
The time for reform is now!
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- Colombia must pursue new reforms to achieve stronger and more inclusive growth
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- Ageing and demographic change
- Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2019
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