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3-July-2017
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OECD-WBG Policy Framework to help Guide the G20 in its Development of Policy Options to foster more Inclusive Growth - July 2017
Rising or high income inequality in many G20 economies is a major challenge to achieving the G20 objective of strong, sustainable and balanced growth. This note sets out a policy framework of options to achieve more inclusive growth, based on the research of the OECD and the World Bank.
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3-July-2017
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Quantifying the Implementation and Impact of G-20 Members’ Growth Strategies - July 2017
This note provides an estimate of G-20 members’ progress towards implementing structural reform and public infrastructure investment commitments.
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21-April-2017
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OECD Technical Report on Progress on Structural Reform Under the G20 ESRA
This OECD technical report to G-20 Finance Ministers and Governors provides an assessment of progress on structural reform to achieve strong, sustainable and balanced growth under the G-20 Enhanced Structural Reform Agenda (ESRA) agreed at the Hangzhou summit.
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18-March-2017
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Note on Resilience Principles in G20 Economies
This Note establishes a set of principles that can guide G20 members in considering different actions aimed at enhancing the resilience of their economies. As resilience is a broad concept, the principles listed below are not exhaustive, and applicability depends on the specific circumstances of members.
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4-November-2016
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G20 Innovation Report 2016
Report prepared for the G20 Science, Technology and Innovation Ministers Meeting in Beijing, China, 4 November 2016
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7-October-2016
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October 2016 G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting: Remarks on the global economic outlook
We remain stuck in the “low-growth” trap that I mentioned in our previous meetings. We are trapped in a vicious circle of weak global demand and adverse supply-side and structural developments – in such areas as investment, trade and productivity – that are undermining the ability of our economies to grow over the long term.
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5-September-2016
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G20 Leaders Hangzhou Summit: Breaking a new path for growth
Policy matters! The G20 must take bold action to escape the low-growth trap, tackle slowing productivity growth and rising inequalities, and make the most of technological progress while minimizing its disruptive impact. The OECD stands ready to support this effort to achieve, in the words of our Chinese hosts, an innovative, invigorated, interconnected and inclusive growth.
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23-July-2016
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July 2016 G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting: Remarks on framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth
Structural reforms – together with monetary and fiscal policies – are essential to achieving the G20 objective of strong, sustainable and balanced growth. They have been at the heart of the OECD’s work for more than 30 years and courageous decisions at different times in our countries – Canada, Germany, Korea and Spain to name but four – have delivered stronger and more inclusive growth for our citizens.
23-July-2016
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July 2016 G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting: Remarks on global economic outlook
The world economy is stuck in a low-growth trap. We project global GDP growth to remain at only around 3% this year, and barely better in 2017.
28-April-2016
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Structural reform priorities for the G20
The G-20 is falling short of its objective of Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth. Structural reforms, together with appropriate demand policies and financial regulation, can address these shortcomings. This paper provides evidence for the structural report priorities of the G-20.
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