OECD Economic Surveys, United Kingdom 2005 [electronic resource].
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentCorporate Author
Paris : Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development,
2005.
This 2005 survey of the United Kingdom's economy examines the key challenges for translating resilient economic performance into faster growth in living standards.  In particular, it looks at housing supply, public services and infrastructure, pensions, childcare, the disability system, and raising skills. The special chapter covers raising innovation performance.
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Table of contents; Basic statistics of the United Kingdom (2004); Executive summary; Assessment and recommendations; Chapter 1. Key challenges: translating a resilient macroeconomic performance into faster growth in living standards; Chapter 2. Housing: raising responsiveness of supply; Chapter 3. Public services and infrastructure: tracking the improvements; Chapter 4. Pensions: options for reform; Chapter 5. Could more childcare increase labour supply?; Chapter 6. From incapacity to rehabilitation and employment; Chapter 7. Raising innovation performance
Chapter 8. Raising the level of skillsAnnex A. Progress on structural reforms; Acronyms
This 2005 survey of the United Kingdom's economy examines the key challenges for translating resilient economic performance into faster growth in living standards.  In particular, it looks at housing supply, public services and infrastructure, pensions, childcare, the disability system, and raising skills. The special chapter covers raising innovation performance.
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