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14-September-2009
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The OECD is ready to play a key role in helping to implement the recommendations of a commission of international experts on new ways of measuring well-being and progress, OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría said.
10-September-2009
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As world leaders head into serious discussions in the coming weeks about how to address climate change, new OECD work will inform some of the most contentious isssues of the debate – those related to the costs involved. .
The OECD’s latest economic survey of Mexico, to be published on Thursday 30 July 2009, looks at the challenges posed by the global economic crisis. It also discusses longer-term reform in areas such as health and education.
Brazil is resisting the global downturn better than many other countries thanks to sound policies developed over recent years and an improved balance of payments, said Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD.
The OECD’s latest economic survey of Brazil, to be published on Tuesday 14 July 2009, looks at the challenges the country faces as it recovers from the global downturn. It also discusses the reforms needed to reinforce long-term growth and raise living standards.
The OECD’s latest economic survey of Russia, to be published on Wednesday 15 July 2009, looks at the reforms needed to establish more robust and sustainable growth in the wake of the current crisis.
One of the agenda items at the G8 Summit in L’Aquila this week is expected to be a discussion of a proposed new “Global Standard” for international business dealings.
OECDの最新版『成長に向けて』によれば、現在の危機は各国政府に緊急対策と経済の長期的成長・持久力の強化に必要とされる重要な構造改革を組み合わせる好機となります。
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La crisis actual ofrece a gobiernos la oportunidad de combinar medidas de urgencia con las reformas estructurales importantes que son necesarias para mejorar el crecimiento a largo plazo y dar confianza a sus economías, según el más reciente estudio Apuesta por el Crecimiento.
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In der gegenwärtigen Wirtschaftskrise sollten Regierungen Notmaßnahmen mit wichtigen Strukturreformen verbinden. Dies würde langfristiges Wachstum sichern und die Volkswirtschaften widerstandsfähiger machen, so die jüngste Ausgabe der OECD-Studie Going for Growth, die am Dienstag in Paris vorgestellt wurde.
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