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• Chapter 1: general assessment of the macroeconomic situation

  - 2007-12-01

  OVERVIEW Financial turmoil, housing weakness and oil prices are forefront ... 2007 is set to become the fourth year of above-trend growth in the OECD area (Table 1.1), but activity is now moderating. One cause of this moderation is the cooling of housing markets, which will act to...

  Tags: asset, China, corollary, financial, Iceland, inflation, investment, Japan, OECD, tax, U.K., U.S.

• Major global developments in the new millennium

  - 2006-06-01

  This article is an abridged version of a paper prepared for an address to the Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce, on January 27, 2006. (1) It examines three major global developments that have occurred in recent years and discusses their impact on the New Zealand economy in terms of their...

  Tags: China, FINANCE, financial, income, inflation, OECD, policymaker

• Developments in selected non-member economies - Brief Article

  - 2001-12-01

  The deterioration of economic conditions in the OECD area has worsened growth prospects in the non-member economies, and this trend can only be aggravated by the 11 September terrorist attacks in the United States. The impact of the different forces at work -- supply-side adjustments, slowdown in trade with the...

  Tags: Argentina, China, FINANCE, financial, OECD, Strategy

• Letters; On displaced persons, China's lobbyists, "Eurocrats", America's taxes, energy, European agriculture, Michelin, Falun Gong, censorship, SAT tests, Iraq and sanctions, Bagehot's maths.(Letters)

  - 2001-03-17

  S IR -Greater attention to the desperate plight of the world's internally displaced persons IDPS is indeed long overdue and urgently required ("When is a refugee not a refugee?", March 3rd). For precisely this reason, your suggestion that "the outside world...has no duty to...

  Tags: agriculture, America, China, European Commission, FINANCE, financial, Investment, Iraq, Kuwait, OECD, Taxes

• Developments In Selected Non-Member Economies - Statistical Data Included

  - 2000-12-01

  Recoveries in most non-member economies in Asia, Europe, and South America have gained momentum in the past six months, underpinned by exports and a strengthening of domestic demand. Inflation has remained moderate. Growth in Dynamic Asia has been stronger than expected and activity in China has also picked up modestly....

  Tags: Brazil, China, FINANCE, financial, inflation, OECD, recovery, Recovery, surplus

• III. Developments in selected non-member economies - economies that are not members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

  - 1999-06-01

  Economic conditions improved in some non-member economies over the last six months but worsened in others. Activity in the Dynamic Asian Economies has bottomed out and growth in China has picked up under the impetus of the government's fiscal stimulus. In Russia, output has recovered somewhat following a sharp decline...

  Tags: bank, Brazil, China, FINANCE, financial, Government, inflation, OECD, recovery

• Developments in selected non-member countries - non-members of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

  - 1998-06-01

  Non-member countries have been affected in different ways by the financial turbulence spreading from Thailand to other emerging markets since mid-1997. In the Asian countries directly hit by the financial crisis, the combination of massive currency depreciations, balance sheet problems of the banking sector and restrictive credit conditions is exerting...

  Tags: bank, banking, Brazilian, China, FINANCE, financial, government, inflation, OECD, reform, tax, Thailand

• Developments in selected non-OECD countries - Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development

  - 1994-06-01

  Most countries in transition to market economies outside the Newly Independent States of the former Soviet Union NIS have made visible progress towards output recovery, although this progress is still painfully slow according to official statistics. The universal under-recording of private-sector activity, which is likely to be growing fast in...

  Tags: bankruptcy, China, FINANCE, financial, Hungary, inflation, Litigation, OECD, Poland, South, Taiwan, tax, Thailand, unemployment