Sweden’s economic fundamentals are strong, but after two years of slow growth the country now faces growing risks from an uncertain and swiftly changing international environment. To ensure stable ...

Foreign capital inflows to Asian economies have markedly increased in the last decades with the rapid development of the emerging markets (EM) asset class and growth of Asian countries. Finding the ...

The early years set the foundations for children’s development and learning trajectories in life. Early inequalities can put children on divergent paths, but Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) ...

Survey since 2018. It offers a data-driven understanding of the economic risks people face across OECD countries and how they would like public social protection to address their concerns ( Our latest ...

The average level of tax revenues among OECD countries was largely unchanged in 2023 as governments sought to ease cost-of-living pressures amid growing spending challenges related to climate change ...

I warmly welcome today's breakthrough statement by the G7, setting out a proposed way forward for the operation of global minimum tax arrangements. The introduction of global minimum taxes in the US ...

Population ageing is one of the megatrends shaping the future of societies and labour markets. The old-age dependency ratio – the ratio of individuals aged 65 and older to the working-age population – ...

This report reflects on ten years of Tax Inspectors Without Borders (TIWB), a joint initiative of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and United Nations Development ...

Le taux d'emploi mesure l'utilisation des ressources de main-d'œuvre disponibles.

The OECD will release its latest Economic Survey of the European Union and Euro Area on Thursday 3 July. The Survey examines the recent performances of the EU and euro area economies and discuss how ...

The OECD Risks that Matter Survey presents a data-driven understanding of people’s perceptions of economic risks, their assessment of their country’s social programmes and their preferences for policy ...