OECD Home › Economy › Economic outlook, analysis and forecasts › Latest Documents
27-May-2006
English, , 157kb
Economic Outlook No. 79, Chapter 3. This special chapter addresses the following questions: How much will ageing boost public health and long-term care expenditures over the next 50 years? What other factors influence spending and how are they likely to evolve? Which role could policies play in containing future spending pressures?
29-November-2005
English, , 329kb
Economic Outlook No. 78, Chapter III. Real house prices increased unusually rapidly in recent years. This paper examines several aspects of the current episode which are unique and the role of fundamentals in determining prices.
22-June-2005
English, , 448kb
The impact of tax-favoured retirement saving on government budget projections compared across countries. OECD Economic Studies No. 39.
22-June-2005
English, , 256kb
Household level evidence from the United States and the United Kingdom on the effectiveness of tax favours in boosting retirement saving. OECD Economic Studies No. 39.
22-June-2005
English, , 183kb
The role of tax-favoured retirement saving for long-term sustainability of public finances in the Netherlands. OECD Economic Studies No. 39.
22-June-2005
English, , 268kb
Assessing the effectiveness of tax favours in stimulating retirement saving based on European cross-country evidence and reform events. OECD Economic Studies No. 39.
21-June-2005
English, , 171kb
Economic Outlook No. 77, Chapter IV. What are the potential uses of core inflation measures? How informative are alternative variants thereof? What do they imply about underlying inflation in the current situation?
20-June-2005
English, , 328kb
Cross-country comparisons of the tax favours granted to retirement saving. OECD Economic Studies No. 39.
9-March-2005
English, , 324kb
The effect that international relocation of various types of production has on US exports of services is identified and compared. Economic Studies No. 38.
9-March-2005
English, , 451kb
Model simulations illustrate a number of channels through which the US current-account deficit could narrow and explore the implications across countries. Economic Studies No. 38.
Follow us
E-mail Alerts Blogs