Economy

• President Biden pledges an ambitious climate strategy
• Improving the Well-Being of Canadians
  
• Going for growth: Shaping a vibrant recovery
• Enhancing economic performance and well-being in Chile
• Economic Survey of Indonesia
• The American Rescue Plan is set to boost global growth
• The need for speed: Putting the World Economy on the Fast Track out of the COVID-19 crisis
• Interim Economic Outlook, Strengthening the recover: The need for speed

• Economic Outlook, analysis and forecasts
• Economic Country Surveys and Country Surveillance
• Economic Policy Reforms: Going for Growth
• Finance and inclusive growth
• Environment: Reducing emissions without hurting jobs or companies' financial performance
• Human Capital
• Income redistribution
• Productivity and long term growth
• Public Finance
• Economic policies to foster green growth
• Productivity and wages
• Digitalisation, Productivity and Inclusiveness
• Regulatory reform and competition policy
• Resilience in a time of high debt
• Scenarios for the world economy to 2060
• Trade: How to make trade work for all
• Trade and financial integration
• G20 Contributions: Strong, Sustainable, Balanced and Inclusive Growth

• Policy Papers, Overview of evidence & policy lessons
• Working Papers, In depth analysis
• Blogs
• Public Finance Data Portal
• Data: Indicators of Product Market Regulation 
• Data: House Prices
• Data: Structural Policy Indicators Database for Economic Research (SPIDER)
• Data: Resilience: Vulnerability Indicators
• Data: OECD Weekly Tracker of GDP Growth
• Data: COVID-19 Country Policy Tracker

This portal provides data and documents from the OECD and external sources to facilitate public finance research.

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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.

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). This set included an economy-wide indicator and a group of indicators that measures regulation at the sector level.

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