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OECD Energy Support Measures Tracker
OECD Energy Support Measures Tracker The OECD Energy Support Measures Tracker aims to take stock of all government interventions to support energy users since February 2021 and provide estimates of the associated budgetary costs.
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OECD Energy Support Measures TrackerReleases and events
- OECD Economic Outlook, 7 June 2023
- OECD Energy Support Measures Tracker, 6 June 2023
- What are the economic and environmental effects of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme?, 30/05
- Greece: Achieving the green economy transition, 26/05
- Rising energy prices and productivity: short-run pain, long-term gain?, 12/05
- OECD Reports for the G7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ (FMCBGs) meeting Niigata, Japan, 11-13/05
- 4th Joint IMF-OECD-World Bank Conference on Structural Reforms | May 15, 2023 |
- Addressing labour market challenges for sustainable and inclusive growth in Israel, 27/04
Germany Economic Survey 2023
After a decade of strong export-led growth, decreasing unemployment and fiscal surpluses, the COVID-19 pandemic and the energy crisis have revealed structural vulnerabilities and emphasised the need for accelerating the green and digital transitions.
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Germany Economic Snapshot
Viet Nam Economic Survey 2023
Viet Nam has made remarkable economic progress over the past decades, sustaining high economic growth.
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Viet Nam Economic Snapshot
Bulgaria Economic Survey 2023
Bulgaria’s convergence towards more advanced economies has continued but at a slower pace. Soaring energy and food prices have pushed up inflation to its highest levels in decades. However, support packages and strong momentum in wages and pensions have stabilised purchasing power.
Bulgaria Economic Snapshot
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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