19-March-2024
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18-March-2024
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Answers to mostly asked questions about GDP and other national accounts data series.
18-March-2024
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Gross domestic product (GDP) is the most well-known indicator from the national accounts. It measures total output (or production) of a country’s economy. For those wanting to go ‘beyond GDP’ to build a fuller picture of people’s economic well-being, the non-financial accounts contain indicators for the household sector. They also provide analysis of firms’ investments, value added and productivity.
18-March-2024
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Government Finance Statistics present the accounts of the General Government sector of the national accounts, which provide insight into the economic performance of central, state and local governments and social security funds. Data on Public Sector Debt is for the whole of the public sector which includes financial and non-financial public corporations as well as General Government.
18-March-2024
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Financial accounts and balance sheets are part of countries’ national accounts, which are compiled in line with the international standards of the 2008 System of National Accounts (SNA). The balance sheets (stocks) provide a systematic recording of assets and liabilities, by economic sector, at a point in time. The financial accounts (flows) explain changes over time.
14-March-2024
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OECD unemployment rate unchanged at 4.8% in January 2024
13-March-2024
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G20 GDP growth continues at a steady pace in the fourth quarter of 2023
8-March-2024
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The OECD Composite Leading Indicators (CLIs) are designed to anticipate turning points and economic fluctuations relative to trend. Access the database and related methodology.
6-March-2024
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OECD headline inflation slows to 5.7% in January 2024
5-March-2024
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The OECD has developed a new tool, the OECD Consumer Barometer that further exploits and visualises consumer confidence data. The indicator, expressed as the monthly growth rate of the normalised consumer confidence indicator (CCI), has been designed with a view to clarity and reactivity in our presentation of measures of consumer sentiment.