Oecd Economic Surveys Germany 2010 Oecd Organisation For Economic Cooperation And Development by Oecd Organisation For Economic Co-operation And Development 9264083111, 9789264083110 instant download after payment.

This 2010 edition of OECD's periodic survey of the German economy includes chapters covering emerging from the crisis, facilitating structural change and preventing long-term unemployment, bringing public finances back to a sustainable path, lessons from the financial crisis for the banking system, and structural reforms to lift potential growth in a globalised world.Table of Content :-Basic Statistics of Germany, 2008 -Executive summary -Assessment and recommendations Chapter 1. Emerging from the crisis -The economy is coming out of a deep crisis...-...and the recovery will be slow-Repairing the damage caused by the crisis-The strong growth of the export sector and the current account surplus-Drawing lessons from the crisis-Annex 1.A1. Progress in structural reformChapter 2. Facilitating structural change and preventing long-term unemployment -Employment reacted with a long lag to the recession...-...but hours worked have been reduced significantly-Strict employment protection increases the risk of labour market duality-Preventing the buildup of long-term unemploymentChapter 3.  After the crisis: Bringing public finances back to a sustainable path-The economic crisis has reversed financial consolidation-A new fiscal rule will help to improve public finances...-...though its design may have to be refined-Compliance with the new fiscal rule requires fiscal consolidation...-...which has to be achieved through a combination of expenditure cuts...-....and revenue-raising measures-Improving the structure of the tax baseChapter 4. The banking system Lessons from the financial crisis-The banking sector was hit hard in the crisis-What factors led to the imapct of the crisis on German banks and how to fix them?Chapter 5. Structural reforms to lift potential growth in a globalised world-Considerable scope remains to lift potential growth-Economic dynamism needs to be consolidated in export sectors and broadened elsewhere...-... by making framework conditions more conducive to innovation and structural change-Product market regulation needs to become more competition friendly-Innovation should become less dependent on currently strong sectors-The education reform needs to continue-Immigration policy needs to make Germany more attractive to high-skilled foreigners-Annex 5.A1. What factors were behind the German export boom?