Denmark Economic Snapshot

Following a robust recovery, growth has slowed and the Danish economy has been running at two speeds. Headline inflation has fallen, but underlying price pressures remain high. While the public finances are robust with a budget surplus and low public debt, population ageing poses long-term risks to the social model, calling for efficiency gains at the local level. Ambitious greenhouse gas emission reduction targets and policies are in place, but further reforms are needed to advance the green transition. A reduction in barriers to working longer hours, extending working lives for young and older people, and international recruitment can help to address persistent labour shortages.

• Navigating changing demand in skills in Denmark through the demographic, digital and green transitions, Blog post
• Press Release | Communiqué de presse 
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• Access Denmark Projection Data
• Access Economic Outlook Digital Report