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23-Jan-2012
English, pdf, 138Kb
Inequality in labour income - What are its drivers and how can it be reduced? Economics Department Policy Note No. 8
23-Jan-2012
English, pdf, 377Kb
Inequality in labour income - What are its drivers and how can it be reduced? Economics Department Policy Note No. 8
01-Dec-2011
English, pdf, 862Kb
Transitioning to a low-carbon and climate-resilient economy will require clear and stable climate policies, targeted public climate finance and well structured financial instruments to catalyse a major shift of private capital investment.
22-Nov-2011
English, pdf, 638Kb
Technological change is undoubtedly one of the keys to ensuring that climate change can be addressed without compromising economic growth. This policy brief provides key messages promoting technological innovation to address climate change.
Scrappage programmes aimed to stimulate spending during a downturn in car sales as a result of the economic recession. But what was the exact impact for environment and safety? Our latest Policy Brief presents the results of an in-depth study that comes to some interesting conclusions.
07-Nov-2011
English, pdf, 211Kb
Agricultural risk management policies should focus on catastrophic risks, according to this overview. Managing normal risk should be the preserve of farmers themselves, not of government policy.
Gathering evidence is an essential requirement for local development organisations to design sound economic development strategies, demonstrate delivery against objectives, and prepare a path for future policy action.
25-Oct-2011
English, pdf, 678Kb
This policy brief provides a comprehensive overview of key issues in the financing of water and sanitation and presents a number of tools and approaches developed by the OECD to assist policy makers and practitioners in this area.
21-Sep-2011
English, pdf, 491Kb
The purpose of this Policy Brief is to present some of the major findings and conclusions that have emerged from a survey, conducted by the OECD, on medium-term budgeting practices in the environment sector in the countries of Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia.
12-Jul-2011
English, pdf, 190Kb
Although the automobile industry accounts for only a small share of industrial output in most OECD economies (around 5½ per cent in the median OECD economy), it is comparatively volatile and can thus
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