Despite Economic Growth - OECD Recommends Switzerland to Increase Taxes and Housing
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Resilient, but insufficiently prepared to face the challenges it faces. This is the OECD's verdict in its report on Switzerland. The organisation which criticises in particular the control of rents which, according to it, "immobilizes tenants" With a GDP per capita above 60% the OECD average, what can be learned by Lady Helvetia of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development who delivered her report on Tuesday on the situation of …
The OECD praises the Swiss economy, but sees a need for action in various areas.
The OECD is revising its growth forecast for Switzerland up to 2% in 2026 and is expecting a 1.4% increase in 2027, but it is calling on the country to reform pensions, health and taxation to maintain the soundness of its public finances.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) expects the Swiss economy to grow much faster than in June this year.
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