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Economic policy reforms: Going for growth
Going for Growth 2023 outlines structural reform priorities for OECD and partner countries that can help set long-term growth on a stronger and more sustainable path.
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- Economic Survey of Peru
- Increasing transparency on tax expenditures in Germany, English | German
- Inflation factors: how returns to capital and labour have contributed to domestic inflation pressures
- Corporate taxation can support business investment, but details of the tax system matter
- Shifting sands: trade partner patterns since 2018
- Monetary policy and credit standards: this time it’s different
- Do central bank losses matter?
- How Climate Policies Shape Borrowing Costs and Investment through the Banking Channel
- Monetary policy pass-through to bank credit conditions: progressing fast
Spain Economic Survey 2023
Spain implemented sizable measures to cushion the impact of the pandemic and of the inflationary shock after Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. The economy has held up well, but public debt, which was already high, has increased because of the pandemic, making it urgent to step up the pace of fiscal consolidation.
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Spain Economic Snapshot
Australia Economic Survey 2023
The Australian economy rebounded robustly in the wake of the pandemic. However, inflation has risen and fiscal pressures are on the horizon due to population ageing and climate change. Monetary policy should remain restrictive until underlying inflation is clearly on track to meet the central bank target, while fiscal buffers need to be rebuilt through reducing tax exemptions and improving public spending efficiency in areas such as health.
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Australia Economic Snapshot
European Union and euro area Economic Survey 2023
The European recovery has been disrupted since the onset of Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine. Co-ordinated and timely policy action helped avoid a severe downturn, but the near-term outlook is clouded by uncertainty and downside risks.
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Public Finance Data Portal
This portal provides data and documents from the OECD and external sources to facilitate public finance research. >> Access the Public Finance Data Portal
Global Forum on Productivity
The OECD Global Forum on Productivity (GFP) fosters international co-operation between public bodies promoting productivity-enhancing policies. Access the latest research and data on productivity trends and institutions, and follow upcoming events.
Indicators of Product Market Regulation
Pro-competition regulation in the markets for goods and services can help boost living standards, can raise output per capita by increasing investment and employment, and can encourage firms to be more innovative and efficient, thereby lifting productivity. To measure countries’ regulatory stance and to track reform progress over time, since 1998 the OECD has been producing a set of indicators of product market regulation (PMR). >> Access the PMR Indicators