European union 2016

Special Feature: Priorities for completing the Single Market.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor Corporativo:	Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, contributor (contributor)
Formato:	Libro electrónico
Idioma:	Inglés
Publicado:	Paris : OECD Publishing [2016]
Edición:	2016th ed
Colección:	OECD Economic surveys (Series)
Materias:	European Union > Economic conditions. Economic history.
Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:	https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009704681706719

Tabla de Contenidos:

Intro
Table of contents
Basic statistics of the European Union 2015
Abbreviations and acronyms
Executive summary
Diversifying sources of financing would strengthen investment and help sustain the recovery
Corporate loans and bonds
Deepening the Single Market and supporting green growth through reforms in network sectors
Energy, transport and communication regulation
Co-ordinated response for better labour market mobility and effective integration of legal migrants
First time asylum applications in the EU
Main Findings and Key Recommendations
Assessment and recommendations
Challenges facing Europe
Figure 1. GDP growth and long-term interest rate spreads
Figure 2. Eurobarometer: Public opinion of the European Union
Figure 3. Unemployment dispersion in the European Union
Figure 4. Investment is still far below 2007 levels
Figure 5. Well-being outcomes1
Fostering recovery and rebalancing
Figure 6. Activity has gradually recovered but sharp cross-country divergence remains
Figure 7. Debt of non-financial corporations in the European Union1
Figure 8. Indicators of external balance
Figure 9. Export performance and competitiveness
Figure 10. Developments in unemployment and poverty
Table 1. Macroeconomic indicators and projections
The refugee crisis
Figure 11. Asylum applications in EU countries
Figure 12. Employment rates of foreign-born population
The state of the Single Market
Figure 13. Aggregate price level convergence
Figure 14. Cross-border positions of euro area monetary financial institutions
Figure 15. Annual cross-border mobility
Capital mobility-enhancing policies
Figure 16. Bank and capital market financing of enterprises
Labour mobility-enhancing policies
Figure 17. Immigration and emigration flows between EU countries.
Regulatory and horizontal policies to support potential growth
Regulatory quality enhancing policies
Regulatory co-operation in regional trade agreements
Key service sector policies to lift growth
Services liberalisation
Figure 18. Services trade restrictiveness index
The Digital Single Market
Figure 19. Internet purchases by individuals
The Energy Union and Circular Economy
Figure 20. Electricity prices for industry
Figure 21. EU emission allowances price
Transportation
Figure 22. Services trade restrictiveness in transport
Bibliography
Annex. Progress in structural reform
Thematic chapter
Chapter1. Priorities for completing the single market
Priorities and sequencing of reforms at the current juncture
How far is the Single Market from a single market?
Figure 1.1. Inter-state trade in manufactured goods
Figure 1.2. Intra-EU trade in services
Figure 1.3. Aggregate price level convergence
Figure 1.4. Product market regulation indicator
Figure 1.5. Regulation in professional services and network sectors
Figure 1.6. Dispersion of nominal interest rates
Figure 1.7. Cross-border positions of euro area monetary financial institutions
Figure 1.8. Labour market fragmentation
What reforms at the current juncture?
Figure 1.9. Gross domestic product per capita
Figure 1.10. Labour utilisation and productivity
Figure 1.11. The pace of reforms has slowed
Structural reforms to facilitate the recovery
Capital mobility-enhancing policies
Figure 1.12. Bank and capital market financing of enterprises
Figure 1.13. Asset-backed securities used in refinancing operations with the ECB
Labour mobility-enhancing policies
Figure 1.14. Stock of migrant population within the European Union
Figure 1.15. Immigration and emigration flows between EU countries.
Figure 1.16. Recognition of professional qualifications
Figure 1.17. Long-term residency permits
Horizontal policies to boost potential living standards
Better Regulation
Figure 1.18. Internal market scoreboard indicators
Regulatory co-operation in regional trade agreements
Key sectoral policies to lift potential growth
Services liberalisation
Figure 1.19. Services trade restrictiveness index
Digital Single Market
Figure 1.20. Information, communication and technology (ICT) capital stock
The Energy Union
Figure 1.21. Electricity prices for industry
Transportation
Recommendations on priorities for completing the Single Market
Bibliography
Annex 1.A1. Quantification of the impact of recommended structural reforms
Table 1.A1.1. List of quantified key recommendations
Table 1.A1.2. Reduction in the product market regulation (PMR) indicator1
Box 1.A1.1. Literature on the quantification of EU structural reforms
Table 1.A1.3. Five-year impact on GDP1
Table 1.A1.4. Ten year impact on GDP1
Notes
Bibliography.

European union 2016

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