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What the Panama Papers mean for the OECD

What the Panama Papers mean for the OECD

The release of the « Panama Papers » calls for the strengthening of the OECD Global Forum standards and rating system. But it also has…
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Pierre Habbard3 days ago

IS MAINSTREAM ECONOMICS REDISCOVERING THE ROLE OF WAGES AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IN PREVENTING…

by Janssen Ronald
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TUAC OECDMar 25
WILL MORE QUANTITATIVE EASING SAVE THE ECONOMY?

WILL MORE QUANTITATIVE EASING SAVE THE ECONOMY?

by Janssen Ronald
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TUAC OECDFeb 19
THE OECD INTERIM FORECAST: REMARKABLE MESSAGES ON THE NEED TO RAISE PUBLIC INVESTMENT

THE OECD INTERIM FORECAST: REMARKABLE MESSAGES ON THE NEED TO RAISE PUBLIC INVESTMENT

~by @JanssenRonald1
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TUAC OECDFeb 18
BEPS: what’s next?

BEPS: what’s next?

The final OECD package to tackle aggressive tax planning was endorsed by the G20 last year. Now is the time for implementation and for an…
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Pierre HabbardFeb 10
Looking towards 2030 through the “SDGs Lens”

Looking towards 2030 through the “SDGs Lens”

As the OECD begins to explore its role in the implementation and achievement of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda and where it is…
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Matt SimondsFeb 9
Regulatory quality for whom and for what?

Regulatory quality for whom and for what?

The OECD way of defining “good regulation” has traditionally been pro-business, pro-trade. But things could change. Hopefully.
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Pierre HabbardJan 31
Raising retirement age, increasing inequalities

Raising retirement age, increasing inequalities

67 is to become the “new 65”, we are told. Life expectancy is increasing, but it is not for all and not in the same proportions.
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Pierre HabbardJan 21
CEO — Chair Separation, season 15

CEO — Chair Separation, season 15

The separation of the two most powerful positions within a company — the CEO and the chair of the board of directors — is a classic of…
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Pierre HabbardJan 20
COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND RISING INEQUALITIES: IS THE OECD FOLLOWING IN THE IMF’S FOOTSTEPS?

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND RISING INEQUALITIES: IS THE OECD FOLLOWING IN THE IMF’S FOOTSTEPS?

~In a paper published in spring 2015, the IMF’s research department made the case for trade unions and collective bargaining as a powerful…
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TUAC OECDFeb 8
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