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887937
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Publishing, OECD.
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Economic Policy Reforms 2018 - Going for Growth Interim Report.
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| Publication Statement
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Paris :: OECD Publishing,, 2018.
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1 online resource (113 pages)
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9264291970
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: 9789264291973
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| Notes
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3.4.1. Treatment of failed entrepreneurs.
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| Contents
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Intro; Table of contents; Editorial: An opportunity that governments should not miss; ISO Codes; Executive Summary; Actions taken on policy priorities; Special chapters -- reviewing indicators to enrich the Going for Growth analysis; The links between green and growth: what the indicators reveal; Facilitating orderly exit: insights from the new OECD insolvency regimes indicators; Chapter 1. Overview of structural reforms actions in 2017; Main Findings; 1.1. Introduction.
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1.2. Overview of reform progress across countries1.3. Economic performance and Going for Growth 2017 reform priorities -- a snapshot; 1.4. Progress in unlocking skills development and innovation for all; 1.4.1. Reforms to foster primary and secondary education; 1.4.2. Reforms to expand higher and vocational education and training; 1.4.3. Reforms to improve innovation capacity; 1.5. Progress in boosting business dynamism and faster diffusion of knowledge; 1.5.1. Reforms to economy-wide and sector-specific regulations to facilitate firms' entry and exit.
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1.5.2. Reforms to make the tax system more friendly to growth1.5.3. Reforms to improve physical and legal infrastructure; 1.6. Preserving social cohesion and helping workers make the most out of a dynamic labour market; 1.6.1. Reforms to reduce the gender gap in labour market participation and work conditions; 1.6.2. Reforms to integrate migrants and minorities; 1.6.3. Reforms to reduce obstacles to job creation, labour force participation and employment in formal sector jobs; 1.6.4. Reforms to reduce policy barriers to mobility; 1.6.5. Reforms to address public healthcare challenges.
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2.3. Gaps in green growth measurement -- what would we like to measure (better)?Endnotes; References; Annex 2.A. List of selected available green growth indicators and coverage; Chapter 3. Policies for productivity: the design of insolvency regimes across countries; Main findings; 3.1. Introduction; 3.2. Why do insolvency regimes matter for productivity growth?; 3.3. The characteristics of effective insolvency regimes and how they can be assessed; 3.3.1. General objectives of insolvency regimes; 3.3.2. Existing measures of insolvency regimes; 3.4. The new OECD indicators of insolvency regimes.
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EndnotesReferences; Annex 1.A. Structural policy indicators; Chapter 2. Going for green(er) growth -- what can indicators tell us?; Main findings; 2.1. Environment and growth (and well-being); 2.2. Green growth -- measuring performance and progress; 2.2.1. Environmental performance -- assets and productivity; Climate change: greenhouse gas emissions; Air pollution; Land cover, land use and biodiversity; Other indicators of environmental performance; 2.2.2. Indicators of efforts, opportunities and policies; "Green" innovation.
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Economic development-- Government policy.
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Economic policy.
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Economic development-- Government policy.
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Economic policy.
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| Dewey Classification
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338.9
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| LC Classification
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HD75.E266 2018eb
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