Iceland
Economic Survey of Iceland 2017
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Executive Summary & Assessment and Recommendations, Overview Download the presentation, PDF
Iceland is the OECD’s smallest economy and, currently, the fastest growing. A boomin financial services and construction led to a deep financial crisis in 2008. However, Iceland has made a remarkable turnaround, helped by spectacular growth of tourism, prudent economic policies and a favourable external environment. |
See also:
Iceland: Economic forecast summary (May 2018)
Iceland: Structural Reform Priorities
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For further information please contact the Iceland Desk at the OECD Economics Department. The Secretariat's draft report was prepared for the Committee by Douglas Sutherland and Urban Sila under the supervision of Patrick Lenain. Damien Azzopardi provided the statistical research assistance, and Brigitte Beyeler provided the administrative support. The Survey also benefited from contributions by Julien Daubanes, Alain Dupeyras and Jane Stacey. |
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