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In focus
Competition assessment of Portugal
Increased competition in markets for products and services can improve a country’s economic performance, open business opportunities and reduce the cost of goods and services to the benefit of consumers. However, it is often the case that numerous laws and regulations restrict, rather than help, competition in the marketplace. This two-volume report identifies and assesses regulatory barriers to competition in Portugal's transportation and self-regulated professions sectors. The report makes 765 recommendations for change which, if fully implemented, could be expected to generate a total positive impact on the Portuguese economy of close to EUR 400 million per year.
Transportation
Comprising railways, road, maritime transport and ports
 
Self-regulated professions
Including lawyers, solicitors, bailiffs, notaries, engineers, technical engineers, architects, auditors, certified accountants, customs brokers, economists, pharmacists and nutritionists
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Expert perspectives on competition
Consumer facing remedies
Cartel screening in the digital era
Blockchain and competition policy
Competition and digitalisation
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Just released
G20 trade and investment measures
Investment measures taken by G20 Members since October 2017 show a mixed picture. While some point towards greater openness for foreign investment and the easing of conditions for international capital flows, others introduce new investment restrictions. Investment policies related to national security continue to attract significant and growing attention.
» Read the full OECD-UNCTAD report
OECD statistics update
The 2018 edition of the OECD Statistics Newsletter provides updates on productivity indicators, gender in global value chains, private philanthropy for development, innovation in open-source software, global revenue statistics, world energy prices, tracking foreign direct investment and more.
» OECD Statistics Newsletter
» OECD World Forum on Statistics
Blogs and speeches
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The global forces shaping finance

Trade in minerals: Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone launch a customs verification portal
Events
4-5 Sept OECD blockchain policy forum
6-7 Sept Corporate governance of SOEs in Asia
12-13 Sept OECD-Japan seminar on quality infrastructure
18-19 Sept Latin American and Caribbean Competition Forum
4-5 Oct OECD-Russia financial literacy symposium
7-8 Nov OECD-Asian roundtable on corporate governance
13-14 Nov OECD Green finance and investment forum
29-30 Nov Global forum on competition
 
 
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