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Tax reforms can create jobs

In the wake of the financial and economic crisis the number of long-term unemployed is increasing, with young people and low-skilled workers particularly hard hit. OECD's new tax policy study No. 21: Taxation and Employment suggests that...[more]

 
Economists

Thumbs down for Germany

German economic expectations deteriorated to a three-year low in October as analysts feared that the European-debt crisis will put a brake on the country's economy and may drive it into a slight recession in the next six months, said the Center for...[more]

 
Ranking

Canada rocks!

Canada ranks No. 1 in the annual ranking "Best Countries for Business" by Forbes magazine. While the U.S. is paralysed by fears of a double-dip recession and Europe struggles with sovereign debt issues, Canada has held up better than most. [more]

 
Middle Class

China in Transition

China's middle class has been a powerful source of political, social, and economic stability, and its growing demand has provided a foundation for the country's transformation from an export-driven economy to one that is led by consumption. But...[more]

 
Airlines

Talent management in the airline industry

Tomorrow's global airline industry will be marked by key trends like pressure on financial performance, evolving customer expectations and the need to achieve sustainability. How will this impact talent management?[more]

 
Immigrants

America's bright immigrants go home

As the debate over the role of highly skilled immigrants intensifies in the U.S., America is no longer the only land of opportunity for foreign-born workers. There's another, increasingly promising, destination: home.[more]

 
Economic growth

Launch of the OECD Employment Outlook 2011

The 2011 OECD Employment Outlook shows that economic growth is faltering in many economies and there has been some pegging back of rapid growth in major emerging economies. At the same time, unemployment remains stubbornly high in a number of...[more]

 
Women

Women are storming emerging-world boardrooms

The emerging world is home to many businesswomen. Seven of the 14 women identified on Forbes magazine's list of self-made billionaires are Chinese. Many firms in emerging markets do a better job of promoting women than their Western rivals, some...[more]

 
Expansion

Structural changes in U.S. labour markets

U.S president Barack Obama unveiled a 447 billion dollar proposal to create jobs. The American Jobs Act consists largely of targeted tax cuts, infrastructure spending and new job training. But will it help?[more]

 
Non-Banking

The hidden billion dollar market: people without banks

In the U.S. millions of households have no relationship with a bank or credit union. The rapidly growing Latino population is particularly under-served. According to the data from Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), about 7.7 per cent of...[more]

 
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