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Economy: Argentina reforms can lead to sustainable, inclusive growth
27 July 2017 Argentina’s bold turnaround in policies in recent years has helped to stabilise the economy. Further action can reinvigorate growth, raise productivity and ensure that all Argentinians benefit.
Read moreEconomy: South Africa needs further reforms for growth and job creation
24 July 2017 The South African economy has registered tremendous progress over the past two decades. Further reforms are now needed to revive economic growth and ensure that all South Africans can benefit from it, the OECD Economic Survey of South Africa says.
Read moreEconomy: Luxembourg’s performance strong, but challenges remain
21 July 2017 Luxembourg’s economic performance has been very strong, and it has the highest per capita income in the OECD area. But the country has challenges to address, notably to promote inclusiveness, while its large and dynamic financial industry is not exempt from risks, the latest OECD Economic Survey of Luxembourg says.
Read moreGovernment: Decline in public investment should be addressed as costs stabilise
13 July 2017 Governments have responded in different ways to addressing new challenges since the global crisis began, and should now seek to correct the steady decline in public investment since 2009, a new OECD report says.
Read moreG20: Secretary-General Gurría reaffirms need for global co-operation amid progress at summit
10 July 2017 International co-operation is now more critical than ever, OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría said following a G20 Leaders’ Summit, which was marked by controversy but also advances on a range of policies to tackle global challenges.
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OECD Week 2017
Bridging divides was a central theme of OECD Week, 6-8 June. OECD Forum kick-started events with a focus on inclusive growth, digitalisation, and trust, and the OECD Ministerial Council Meeting focused on making globalisation work for all. Catch up on the sessions, statements and communiqués.
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Tax Inspectors Without Borders
Tax Inspectors Without Borders sends highly-qualified tax experts to developing countries that request help with audits of multinational companies. Its pilot projects have already brought in over $260 million in revenue. Visit www.tiwb.org.
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