OECD Economies at a Glance [electronic resource]: Structural Indicators /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DevelopmentContent Provider
Organisation for Economic Co operation and DevelopmentContent Provider
Paris : OECD Publishing,
1996.
How many passenger cars are there per inhabitant in Spain? How can you become eligible for unemployment benefits in Canada? How did the total final consumption of energy evolve over the last few decades in OECD countries? How is privatisation of telecommunications firms progressing in various OECD countries? This publication answers these and many other questions concerning economic structure and policy in the OECD area, and its evolution over time, giving a broad set of valuable and reliable data in a range of areas -- labour markets, banking, regulation and competition, public finance and expenditures, social services, agriculture, energy, and environment, among others -- as well as some general indicators on basic living standards
 Introduction -- 1. General Indicators -- Commentary  -- Table 1.1 Indicators of living standards  -- Table 1.2 and Figure 1.1 Measures of income inequality -- Table 1.3 and Figure 1.2 Saving and investment rates -- Table 1.4 and Figure 1.3 Total employment and output growth  -- Table 1.5 Total factor productivity and labour productivity in the business sector  -- Table 1.6 Comparative dollar price levels of GDP final expenditure categories, 1993 -- Table 1.7 Inflation rates as measured by the consumer price index  -- 2. Labour Market Indicators -- Commentary -- Table 2.1 Statutory minimum wage developments -- Table 2.2 Workers earning the minimum wage or less -- Table 2.3 Legislated individual severance pay and notice requirements, 1991 -- Table 2.4 Authorisation procedures for individual dismissals  -- Table 2.5 Unemployment benefits: qualifying employment conditions  -- Table 2.6 and Figure 2.1 Unemployment benefit replacement rate by duration categories and family circumstances, 1991 -- Table 2.7 and Figure 2.2 Standardised unemployment rate  -- Table 2.8 Incidence of long-term unemployment from survey-based data -- Table 2.9 Monthly flows into and out of unemployment  -- Table 2.10 Participation rate by age and sex  -- Table 2.11 Unemployment rate by age and sex  -- Table 2.12 Unemployment rate by level of educational attainment, 1992 -- Table 2.13 and Figure 2.3 Non-employment rate  -- Table 2.14 Part-time employment  -- Table 2.15 and Figure 2.4 Average hours worked per employed person per year -- Table 2.16 and Figure 2.5 Full-time equivalent employment  -- Table 2.17 Real compensation per employee in the business sector  -- Table 2.18 and Figure 2.6 Average annual earnings by level of educational attainment and by sex, 1992 -- Table 2.19 Distribution of employment by enterprise tenure, 1991  -- 3. Financial Institutions and Markets -- Commentary -- Table 3.1 Liquidity ratios in banking  -- Table 3.2 Leverage ratios in banking  -- Table 3.3 Income ratios in banking -- Table 3.4 Operating ratios in banking  -- Table 3.5 Liquidity ratios for non-financial enterprises -- Table 3.6 Leverage ratios for non-financial enterprises  -- Table 3.7 Income ratios for non-financial enterprises -- Table 3.8 Operating ratio for non-financial enterprises  -- Table 3.9 Household saving, net wealth and indebtedness -- Table 3.10 and Figure 3.1 Stock market capitalisation, 1993  -- Table 3.11 Stock market concentration and number of listed companies, 1994 -- Table 3.12 Outstanding amounts of corporate bonds  -- Table 3.13 Options and futures statistics  -- Table 3.14 Interest rate differentials  -- 4. International Product and Factor Flows -- Commentary -- Table 4.1 Imports and exports of goods  -- Table 4.2 and Figure 4.1 Imports and exports of commercial services -- Table 4.3 Trade in commercial services as a share of merchandise trade  -- Table 4.4 Import penetration rates and export intensities for manufacturing industries -- Table 4.5 Regional shares of manufacturing imports  -- Table 4.6 Export specialisation for manufacturing industries, 1992 -- Table 4.7 Stocks of foreign direct investment  -- Table 4.8 Direct investment flows  -- Table 4.9 Stocks of foreigners or foreign-born population  -- 5. Structure of Production -- Commentary  -- Table 5.1 Share of GDP by sector -- Table 5.2 Share of total employment by sector  -- Table 5.3 Investment per unit of production for manufacturing industries, 1986-91 -- Table 5.4 Labour productivity growth in manufacturing industries, 1979-92  -- Table 5.5 and Figure 5.1 Index of structural change in manufacturing industries -- Table 5.6 Distribution of employment by enterprise size – industry and market services  -- Table 5.7 Survival rates of new firms  -- Table 5.8 R&amp;D expenditure -- Table 5.9 Average R&amp;D intensity ratios -- 6. Regulation and Competition -- Commentary -- Table 6.1 Regulatory and ownership structures in electricity  -- Table 6.2 Status of facilities competition in telecommunications, 1994 -- Table 6.3 Status of major telecommunications operators, 1994 -- Table 6.4 Regulatory and ownership structures in transport  -- 7. Public Finance and Expenditure -- Commentary  -- Table 7.1 and Figure 7.1 General government financial liabilities -- Table 7.2 General government financial balances  -- Table 7.3 and Figure 7.2 Total tax revenue  -- Table 7.4 Structure of taxation -- Table 7.5 and Figure 7.3 Personal marginal tax rates, January 1993  -- Table 7.6 Take-home pay plus cash transfers -- Table 7.7 Social security contributions  -- Table 7.8 Total general government current disbursements -- Table 7.9 and Figure 7.4 Structure of government expenditure, 1993  -- Table 7.10 and Figure 7.5 Share of government in total employment -- Table 7.11 Compensation costs or pay bill  -- 8. Social Services -- Commentary  -- Table 8.1 Dependency ratios  -- Table 8.2 Public social protection expenditure  -- Table 8.3 Health expenditure  -- Table 8.4 Educational expenditure by type of institution, 1992 -- Table 8.5 Expenditure per student for primary and secondary education, 1992 -- Table 8.6 and Figure 8.1 Educational attainment of the adult population, 1992 -- 9. Agriculture -- Commentary  -- Table 9.1 Agricultural area per capita -- Table 9.2 and Figure 9.1 Share of food in total final consumption expenditure of resident households in the domestic market  -- Table 9.3 Agricultural imports and exports -- Table 9.4 and Figure 9.2 Producer subsidy equivalents -- Table 9.5 and Figure 9.3 Consumer subsidy equivalents  -- Table 9.6 Structure of agricultural supports  -- 10. Energy -- Commentary -- Table 10.1 Total final consumption of energy -- Table 10.2 Energy supply by source  -- Table 10.3 Net oil imports -- Table 10.4 Real energy prices for end-users  -- Table 10.5 Percentage of taxes in energy prices -- 11. Environment -- Commentary -- Table 11.1 Total CO2 emissions from energy use  -- Table 11.2 CO2 emissions from energy use per capita -- Table 11.3 Total SOx emissions -- Table 11.4 SOx emissions per capita  -- Table 11.5 Total NOx emissions  -- Table 11.6 NOx emissions per capita -- Table 11.7 Land use changes, 1993 -- Table 11.8 River quality -- Annex 1: Wage-based industry groups -- Annex 2: Orientation-based industry groups
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How many passenger cars are there per inhabitant in Spain? How can you become eligible for unemployment benefits in Canada? How did the total final consumption of energy evolve over the last few decades in OECD countries? How is privatisation of telecommunications firms progressing in various OECD countries? This publication answers these and many other questions concerning economic structure and policy in the OECD area, and its evolution over time, giving a broad set of valuable and reliable data in a range of areas -- labour markets, banking, regulation and competition, public finance and expenditures, social services, agriculture, energy, and environment, among others -- as well as some general indicators on basic living standards
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