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Effects of the VOC incentive tax on innovation in Switzerland - Case studies in the printing, paintmaking and metal cutting industries15-Apr-2010 This study is part of the OECD's “Taxation, Innovation and the Environment” programme and discusses the innovation impacts of the VOC tax in Switzerland. Also available: |
Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2010 - Switzerland Country Note10-Mar-2010 This note is taken from Chapter 3 of Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth 2010. Also available:Related documents: |
Economic Survey of Switzerland 2009: Getting out of the crisis10-Feb-2010 While Switzerland has weathered the crisis better than other OECD countries, it may have a lasting impact on the Swiss economy. The need for further structural reforms results from fiscal sustainability issues related to ageing and weak trend productivity growth. Also available: |
Economic Survey of Switzerland 200910-Feb-2010 While Switzerland has weathered the global crisis better than other OECD economies, challenges remain for monetary and fiscal policies, as well as financial market regulation. Also available: |
Die volkswirtschaftlichen Kosten unzureichender Bildung25-Jan-2010 OECD-Studie The High Cost of Low Educational Performance: für viele Regierungen hat gute Bildung erklärtermaßen Priorität, dennoch fällt das Thema häufig von der politischen Agenda. Ein Grund dafür ist, ... |
Prestations et Salaires - Suisse 2009 - Chapitre Pays pour les impôts-prestations18-Jan-2010 Ce “Chapitre Pays” donne une description détaillée des règles Related documents: |
Prestations et Salaires - Suisse 2008 - Chapitre Pays pour les impôts-prestations18-Jan-2010 Ce “Chapitre Pays” donne une description détaillée des règles Related documents: |
Economic Survey of Switzerland 2009: Raising education outcomes15-Jan-2010 The Swiss education system performs well in many important dimensions. Remaining challenges include raising education outcomes of children with modest socio-economic background. Removing barriers to higher tertiary attainment could also help raise productivity. Also available: |
Economic Survey of Switzerland 2009: Lowering the high cost of housing and construction15-Jan-2010 Renting accommodation in Switzerland is considerably more expensive than in other high income OECD countries. Also available: |
Economic Survey of Switzerland 2009: Containing the systemic risks from exceptionally large financial institutions15-Jan-2010 The comparatively large magnitude of the losses of the two largest banks of Switzerland in relation to capital has underscored the systemic risks to the economy posed by the institutions’ size relative to Swiss GDP and their extensive cross-border and cross-currency activities. Also available: |