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Ministerial Meeting 2012: Economic Outlook - Policies to foster job-rich and green growth

 

Wednesday 23 May: 10:30-13:00

 

Though the global economy is showing signs of improvement, there is still a serious risk of renewed weakening. Are governments’ efforts to balance their budgets working?

The Ministerial will kick off with the public launch of the latest  - an update of the health of the world’s major economies. OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurría and Chief Economist Pier Carlo Padoan will outline the present state of the world economy and give projections for the coming years.

    

Press Conference: Economic Outlook
(Right/Left) Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General and Pier Carlo Padoan, Chief Economist, 2012 Ministerial Council Meeting

Immediately following a Q&A session with media, the Secretary-General and the Chief Economist will lead a panel discussion by ministers and senior economists responding to the burning questions of the day: when will the recovery fully resume? What are the main downside risks? How can we create jobs and increase youth employment without further burdening budgets? And is it possible to balance job-rich and inclusive growth with environmental concerns?

 

Economy

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    22 May 2012 

  • Presentation of the 2012 Economic Outlook 
    Remarks by Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General, Paris, 22 May 2012


  • Remarks by Angel Gurría, OECD Secretary-General, delivered at the INET Annual Plenary Conference - PANEL: The Challenge of Deleveraging and Overhangs of Debt - Inflation and Austerity, 13 April 2012, Berlin, Germany

  • Fiscal Consolidation: How much, how fast and by what means?
    OECD Economics Policy Paper No. 1, 12 April 2012
 

Green growth

 

 

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