“…This Interim Report updates projections made in the November 2017 issue of OECD Economic Outlook (Number 102)…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Netherlands…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Norway…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys…”

“…OECD Economic surveys (Series)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Foreword -- Table of contents -- Acronyms -- Executive Summary -- General survey of fisheries policies -- Recent trends in OECD fisheries and aquaculture -- Marine capture fisheries -- Aquaculture -- Trade -- Outlook -- References -- Fishery policy developments in OECD countries -- Major activities of OECD Fisheries Committee -- The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) in the European Union -- Integrated ocean management -- Chilean fisheries reform -- Development of aquaculture in the United States -- Northern Europe -- Protecting marine ecosystem and combatting IUU fishing in Korea -- Japan's effort to promote fish consumption -- European Maritime Fisheries Fund -- References -- International developments in fisheries policy -- Recent developments in key partner economies -- International developments -- OECD and non-OECD economy profiles -- OECD and non-OECD economy snapshots -- Argentina -- Australia -- Belgium -- Canada -- Chile -- People's Republic of China -- Czech Republic -- Denmark -- Estonia -- France -- Germany -- Greece -- Iceland -- Indonesia -- Ireland -- Japan -- Korea -- Latvia -- Mexico -- Netherlands -- New Zealand -- Norway -- Poland -- Portugal -- Slovak Republic -- Spain -- Sweden -- Chinese Taipei -- Turkey -- United Kingdom -- United States…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Sweden…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Austria…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Slovak Republic…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The region should: -- To boost productivity and add more value to existing sectors, the region should strengthen its business ecosystem, innovation capacity and skills development by: To effectively implement its regional development strategy, make efficient use of resources and better serve the diverse needs of local communities, the region, in collaboration with other stakeholders, should: -- Assessment and recommendations -- Assessment -- As an island, Gotland has a unique development trajectory -- Gotland outperforms comparable benchmark regions from European Union (EU) islands and OECD remote rural regions -- Quality infrastructure has enabled high well-being standards but will soon require upgrading and expanding Gotland needs to further strengthen its business ecosystem and use innovation to add more value to existing areas of specialisation to sustain a resilient and sustainable future -- Many of Gotland's enterprises stay small: expanding support for enterprises to the growth stage, strategically using innovation and upskilling workers can help them scale or grow -- Opportunities can enable further economic diversification and add more value to existing areas of economic specialisation Region Gotland administers regional and municipal assignments as a single entity, with potentially greater efficiency -- Effective regional development will depend on strengthening the capacities of regional government staff and ensuring equitable service provision throughout the territory, reflecting diverse local needs -- Gotland must manage low own-source revenues and a higher cost of infrastructure and public service provision resulting from remoteness and high seasonality Addressing a lack of clarity in the distribution of responsibilities among levels of government and island-blind national strategies can improve the efficient implementation of strategies -- Recommendations -- Gotland needs to improve infrastructure investment, planning and delivery to stay ahead in a rapidly changing environment, increase its competitiveness and remain attractive -- To boost productivity and achieve sustained growth in the medium and long terms, the region should expand its entrepreneurial support system, strengthen innovation capacity and assure skills development…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Latvia…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…GDP growth and catch-up with living standards in other OECD countries are continuing; Figure 2. Poland's performance in the OECD's Better Life Index is mixed, 2017; Figure 3. …”

“…OECD Economic Surveys: Hungary…”

“…OECD Economic Surveys…”

“…The external surplus is comfortable, and the public debt-to-GDP ratio, already well below the OECD average, is still falling. However, Israeli society remains marked by weak social cohesion and significant disparities, which penalise parts of the population and threaten the longer-term sustainability of these good results. …”