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1832: Labour shortages and labour market inequalities: Evidence and policy implications

Orsetta Causa, Emilia Soldani, Maxime Nguyen and Tomomi Tanaka

1831: Gender mainstreaming in OECD Economic Surveys

Nicolas Gonne and Mafalda Trincão

1830: Assessing the impact of long-term global demographic changes on the Dutch economy and trade

Donal Smith, Tony Huang and Dennis Dlugosch

1829: Commercial real estate markets after the end of “low for long”: risks and policy challenges

Caroline Roulet

1828: The heat is on: Heat stress, productivity and adaptation among firms

Hélia Costa, Guido Franco, Filiz Unsal, Sarath Mudigonda and Maria Paula Caldas

1827: From decline to revival: Policies to unlock human capital and productivity

Dan Andrews, Balázs Égert and Christine de la Maisonneuve

1826: Recent credit dynamics across advanced economies: Drivers and effects

Lucia Quaglietti

1825: Women’s employment and fertility in Korea: A literature review

Sunyong Choi, Sunyu Ham, Yoonyoung Yang and Jon Pareliussen

1824: Korea’s unborn future: Lessons from OECD experience

Yoonyoung Yang, Hyungjeong Hwang and Jon Pareliussen

1823: Is it worth raising the normal retirement age?: A new model to estimate the employment effects

Hermes Morgavi

1822: Reviving productivity growth: A review of policies

Christophe André and Peter Gal

1821: Doombot versus other machine-learning methods for evaluating recession risks in OECD countries

Thomas Chalaux and Dave Turner

1820: Distributional impacts of energy transition pathways and climate change

Jule Hodok and Tomasz Kozluk

1819: Policy approaches to reduce inequalities while boosting productivity growth

Emilia Soldani, Orsetta Causa, Maxime Nguyen and Tomasz Kozluk

1818: Digitalisation of financial services, access to finance and aggregate economic performance

Filippo Bontadini, Francesco Filippucci, Cecilia Jona-Lasinio, Giuseppe Nicoletti and Alessandro Saia

1817: Revamping competition in New Zealand

Charles Dennery

1816: Ensuring the tide lifts all boats: Improving quality and equity in schools across New Zealand

David Haugh, Axel Purwin and Paulo Santiago

1815: A fight on two fronts: Adapting to climate change and reducing GHG emissions in New Zealand

David Haugh

1814: Promoting better quality job creation for inclusive growth in Egypt

Yosuke Jin and Andrea-Rosalinde Hofer

1813: Carbon prices, emissions and international trade in sectors at risk of carbon leakage: Evidence from 140 countries

Jonas Teusch, Filippo Maria D’Arcangelo, Tobias Kruse and Mauro Pisu

1812: Decarbonising Romania’s economy

Ivana Capozza

1811: Addressing labour and skills shortages in a fast-changing economy

Caroline Klein and Jonathan Smith

1810: Housing market challenges and policy options in Slovenia

Volker Ziemann

1809: Raising investment to support growth in Latvia

Enes Sunel and Robert Grundke

1808: Improving Egypt’s business climate to revive private sector growth

Ania Thiemann

1807: Enhancing productivity and growth in an ageing society: Key mechanisms and policy options

Christophe André, Peter Gal and Matthias Schief

1806: Enhancing the efficiency, inclusiveness, and environmental sustainability of housing in the Slovak Republic

Federica De Pace

1805: Safeguarding the sustainability of the Ukrainian pension system

Jens-Christian Høj and Viktoriia Klimchuk

1804: Towards better social protection for more workers in Latin America: Challenges and policy considerations

Jens Matthias Arnold, Aida Caldera Sánchez, Paula Garda, Alberto González Pandiella and Sebastián Nieto Parra

1803: Labour markets transitions in the greening economy: Structural drivers and the role of policies

Orsetta Causa, Emilia Soldani, Maxime Nguyen and Tomomi Tanaka

1802: A review of Mexico’s participation in global value chains

Elena Vidal and Alberto González Pandiella

1801: Improving housing and urban development policies in Mexico

Alessandro Maravalle, Aida Caldera Sánchez and Alberto González Pandiella

1800: Reducing inequalities and bolstering growth in Mexico

Alberto González Pandiella and Alessandro Maravalle

1799: Harnessing nearshoring opportunities in Mexico by boosting productivity and fighting climate change

Alberto González Pandiella and Alessandro Maravalle

1798: Strengthening economic resilience within global value chains in Switzerland

Erik Frohm

1797: A growth-friendly and inclusive green transition strategy for Thailand

Kosuke Suzuki, Jens Matthias Arnold, Jean Chateau, Supatra Sripumphet and Wilailuk Poolee

1796: Lost in the green transition? Measurement and stylized facts

Orsetta Causa, Maxime Nguyen and Emilia Soldani

1795: A new measurement approach for identifying high-polluting jobs across European countries

Orsetta Causa, Maxime Nguyen and Emilia Soldani

1794: Achieving the transition to net zero in Australia

Alvaro Leandro

1793: Fully realising the economic potential of women in Australia

Ben Westmore

1792: Addressing demographic headwinds in Japan: A long-term perspective

Randall S. Jones

1791: Making the grass greener: The role of firm’s financial and managerial capacity in paving the way for the green transition

Hélia Costa, Lilas Demmou, Guido Franco and Stefan Lamp

1790: Scaling-up infrastructure investment to strengthen sustainable development in Brazil

Falilou Fall, Priscilla Fialho and Tony Huang

1789: Independent fiscal institutions: A typology of OECD institutions and a roadmap for Latin America

Aida Caldera Sánchez, Paula Garda, Alberto González Pandiella, Alessandro Maravalle, Diego Rodriguez and Elena Vidal

1788: Employment dynamics across firms during COVID-19: The role of job retention schemes

Sara Calligaris, Gabriele Ciminelli, Hélia Costa, Chiara Criscuolo, Lilas Demmou, Isabelle Desnoyers-James, Guido Franco and Rudy Verlhac

1787: Addressing labour market challenges for sustainable and inclusive growth in Israel

Michael Koelle

1786: Identifying and tracking climate change mitigation strategies: A cluster-based assessment

Filippo Maria D’Arcangelo, Tobias Kruse and Mauro Pisu

1785: Do governments re-prioritise spending?: First insights from COFOG data on public spending reallocation in OECD countries

Sebastian Barnes, Boris Cournède and Julien Pascal

1784: A better performing labour market for inclusive convergence in Croatia

Tim Bulman

1783: Improving the business environment to accelerate convergence in Croatia

Timo Leidecker and Tim Bulman