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.

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