Economie

Economic Survey of China 2019
Growth is slowing down and is rebalancing towards consumption and services.

Economic Survey of Japan 2019
Japan faces the intertwined challenges of rapid population ageing and high government debt. Ageing is partly driven by long life expectancy. Half of the children born in Japan in 2007 are expected to live to the age of 107, which has major implications for the labour market.

09.04.2019 Étude économique de la France
L’économie française ralentit. Cliquez ici pour acceder au rapport.

01-04-2019 Economic Survey of Italy 2019
GDP growth has slowed and is projected to contract by 0.2% in 2019 and expand by 0.5% in 2020. Click here for more info.

Economic Survey of Sweden 2019
The expansion is strong. GDP has expanded at an average rate of close to 3% over the past five years. The upswing has been broad-based, with robust consumption, investment and exports. 

27 March 2019: Click image for the Economic Survey of Argentina

L'expansion économique mondiale continue de ralentir. La croissance mondiale devrait fléchir encore, pour s'établir à 3.3 % en 2019 et à 3.4 % en 2020, l'accentuation des risques à la baisse se poursuivant. Les prévisions de croissance ont été révisées à la baisse dans la quasi-totalité des économies du Groupe des Vingt (G20), ces révisions ayant été particulièrement amples dans la zone euro, tant pour 2019 que pour 2020.

Contradicting the oft-repeated assertion, France suffers not from insufficient income redistribution but from an inequality of opportunity that perpetuates economic and social situations from one generation to the next.

Economic Survey of Portugal 2019
The economy has recovered. Economic conditions in Portugal have improved markedly over the past few years. Nevertheless, legacies of the crisis remain. Click here to read on.

Have household incomes become more unequally distributed after taxes and transfers in OECD countries? Click here to read more.

Digital technologies can boost firm productivity. However, despite ongoing digitalisation, productivity has slowed sharply in most OECD countries over the past two decades. Click here to read on...

En 2017, les réformes ont été menées à un rythme comparable à celui, relativement peu rapide, observé au cours des deux dernières années, et inférieur à celui qui avait été relevé dans le sillage direct de la crise.