Angel Gurria

OECD study evaluated the knowledge of teenagers around money matters

Technology is set to introduce new ways of working which Ireland Inc must be ready for

OECD identifies significant fall in real wages in several countries including Ireland

OECD surveys find unemployment, low investment and sluggish credit hamper growth

A leave vote in Britain would reduce net immigration and lower house prices

Much will depend on extent to which proposed reforms exceed OECD standards, and represent a major move towards harmonisation of EU tax rules

Joan Burton chairs ministerial meeting as OECD praises Ireland’s ‘can-do attitude’

Demographics, low interest rates and volatile markets threaten to undermine governments’ attempts to reform pension sector

Michael Noonan welcomes plan but says EU should not attempt to go further

OECD gives coalition qualified endorsement on its budget strategy

Noonan spurns Ministers’ demands as Kenny says ‘We are not going to blow the recovery’

Long-term jobless numbers up 77% since 2007 as overall number out of work declines only slowly

Stimulus programme dominates opening day of Davos economic forum in Switzerland

Nearly 30 per cent of EU citizens moving to another member state go to Germany, OECD finds

Washington wants Europe to act more swiftly to boost demand and avoid ‘lost decade’

Noonan praises agreement that will force banks to exchange information