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19-Nov-2008
Economic and Development Review Committee (EDRC)
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24-Jul-2008
Indonesia’s economic performance is improving and growth is picking up. An important policy challenge is to sustain high growth over the longer term so as to ensure a faster catch-up in living standards relative to the OECD area.
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15-Jul-2008
Combining continued sound macroeconomic policies with competition-enhancing structural policies is the best option for realising South Africa’s employment potential and addressing social ambitions in the context of robust economic growth.
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26-Nov-2007
Chile’s labour force participation is low by comparison with most countries in the OECD area, especially among females and youths. In the case of women, labour supply has risen steadily over time for prime ...
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26-Nov-2007
Informality often arises from disincentives associated with high taxes and a restrictive regulatory framework in both labour and product markets. About 20% of the Chilean population aged 15 years and above ...
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26-Nov-2007
The authorities plan to raise budgetary allocations over the medium term for a variety of social programmes, including education, health care and housing. This incremental spending will need to be carried ...
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26-Nov-2007
Compliance with the structural budget surplus rule, which has been in place since 2001, has allowed the government to maintain a counter cyclical fiscal stance in an environment of rising copper prices, ...
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26-Nov-2007
Chile’s economic performance remains strong. Growth has picked up since 2003, and the economy is well equipped to weather the effects of copper price cycles. This is due to a strong policy setting combining ...
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26-Nov-2007
Chile remains a strong performer. Macroeconomic management continues to be prudent, and structural reform is ongoing. But more is needed to sustain productivity-driven growth over the long term so as to ...
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