Linking Entrepreneurship to Growth; STI Working Paper 2001/2

By David B. Audretsch and Roy ThurikThis paper provides a link between the degree of entrepreneurial activity in a country and the growth performance.

The shipbuilding Agreement at a glance

The "Agreement Respecting Normal Competitive Conditions in the Commercial Shipbuilding and Repair Industry" aims at establishing, a 'level playing field' in the commercial shipbuilding and repair industry.

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C/MIN(2001)4 - Private Initiatives for Corporate Responsibility

The CIME has just completed a major study of private initiatives for corporate responsibility using databases covering over two thousand organisations based in thirty countries. Voluntary initiatives in the area of corporate responsibility are a significant trend in international business in recent years. This report to Ministers outlines the key findings of the study.

Linking Entrepreneurship to Growth (STI Working Paper 2001/2)

This paper provides a link between the degree of entrepreneurial activity in a country and the growth performance.

Economic Impact of Tourism

The service economy is driving growth in most OECD countries. It represents a large part of economic activity and its importance continues to grow.

Foreign Direct Investment in the Caribbean Basin and Latin America

Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, 5-6 April 2001. This Conference on Foreign Direct Investment in the Caribbean Basin and Latin America was co-organised by the OECD and the Government of the Netherlands Antilles.

Selected Presentations, Summary and Recommendations - Seminar on Tourism Policy and Economic Growth

Presentations, summary and recommendations of the OECD Seminar on Tourism Policy and Economic Growth held in Berlin on 6-7 March 2001.

OECD Seminar on Tourism Policy and Economic Growth, Berlin, 6-7 March 2001

OECD Seminar on Tourism Policy and Economic Growth during The International Tourism Bourse (ITB).

Main issues for discussion, Berlin, 6-7 March 2001

Tourism, a substantial and expanding economic activity, is for a large part of an international nature. The growth of tourism - which generates income, jobs and foreign exchange - represents an opportunity for all countries, if negative impacts o...

2001/4 - Public policy and voluntary initiatives: What roles have governments played?

This paper explores the many ways OECD governments have shaped private corporate initiatives.