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Navigation tip: this heading lists OECD-wide documents in chronological order. Select a country, topic or department under "Browse" on the left of your screen, then choose "Publications and Documents". This will narrow your search.
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pdf,439Kb,English | View long abstract
05-Nov-2009
The Danish economy has been suffering during the global crisis but beyondthe projected cyclical recovery it will need to restore sustained robust growth.While the level of national income is high, the ...
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pdf,369Kb,English | View long abstract
04-Nov-2009
The Irish economy plunged into a severe recession in 2008, followinga period of unsustainable growth. Housing investment has slumped andlarge internal economic imbalances are unwinding, with the effect ...
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pdf,274Kb,English | View long abstract
16-Oct-2009
Managing relations between different levels of government is a necessity,since almost all countries are decentralised to one degree or another. In atime of economic crisis, it is crucial that these different ...
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pdf,207Kb,English | View long abstract
13-Oct-2009
Bribing public officials to obtain advantages in international business raisesserious moral and political concerns, undermines good governance andsustainable economic development, and distorts international ...
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pdf,247Kb,English | View long abstract
07-Oct-2009
The cost of treating disease is vastly greater than the cost of controllingor preventing disease. In a time of global recession, the disparity in healthoutcomes between developed and developing countries ...
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pdf,277Kb,English | View long abstract
06-Oct-2009
Fiscal sustainability is a multi-dimensional concept that incorporatesan assessment of solvency, stable economic growth, stable taxes, andintergenerational fairness. It has not only financial implications ...
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pdf,430Kb,English | View long abstract
30-Sep-2009
In the context of the global economic crisis, the Japanese economy has falleninto its deepest recession of the post-war era. Output is projected to contract byaround 6% in 2009, reflecting a plunge in ...
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pdf,367Kb,English | View long abstract
21-Sep-2009
The European Union is facing severe challenges from the financial crisis and the worst global recession in the past fifty years. The Community has responded to thecrisis proactively, consistent with the ...
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pdf,250Kb,English | View long abstract
16-Sep-2009
The world economy is in a severe economic downturn with potentially
dire consequences for workers and their families. The ultimate dimensions
of this crisis are not yet known, but it is already clear that it will be the
deepest recession of the post-war era for the OECD area.
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pdf,309Kb,English | View long abstract
16-Sep-2009
While work is often the best pathway out of poverty, employment does not
always guarantee an adequate living standard. At the outset of the current
economic downturn, the risk of in-work poverty was significant in most
OECD countries.
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