Gross value added per hour worked, constant prices
Projected employment and population trends
Business investment in physical and knowledge-based capital
Key economic indicators
Productivity growth has weakened and is relatively low in the services
Well-being in Germany
Inflation remains low and competitiveness strong
Low monetary policy rates have depreciated the euro
The capital to assets ratio remains low
The current account surplus with countries outside the euro area has risen
The current account surplus is large
The gender earnings gap is wide because many women work few hours
The number of immigrants and registered asylum seekers has risen
The unemployment rate has fallen, especially for immigrants
The difference in learning outcomes between immigrant and non-immigrant youth is substantial
The labour tax wedge is high
Difference in the average tax wedge between two- and one-earner families in 2014
Non-residential investment spending is low in international comparison
Business investment in physical and knowledge-based capital (KBC)
Uncertainty remains high in Germany and main European economies
Investment in knowledge-based capital is low in the services
Net government investment has fallen, especially by local governments
Deaths from ambient air pollution
The dependency ratio will rise
The labour force participation rate remains low for 65 to 74 year-olds
In Germany business investment accounts for most of the decline in investment spending as a share of GDP
Business services account for most of total investment
The contribution of capital to productivity growth has diminished
Profitability and balance sheet composition of non-financial businesses
Business investment in euro area countries has grown little in recent years
Product market regulation remains restrictive in professional services
Ratio of value-added per hour worked in business sector services relative to manufacturing
Complexity of regulatory procedures contributes to barriers to entrepreneurship
Rollout of broadband by type of technology
Municipalities with high social transfer spending invest less
Electronic procurement is scarcely used
Impact of demographic ageing on labour
Shrinking labour supply will weigh on long-term growth
Long-term projections of growth rates of GDP per capita vary substantially
Projected changes in public spending on health and pensions for selected OECD countries
Occupational pension plan assets
Trends in poverty rates of people with disability
Residual life expectancy and expected healthy life years at age 65, 2013
Job quality and job opportunities, 2010
High adult alcohol consumption impairs the healthiness of lifestyles, 2012 (or nearest years)
Spending on prevention and public health services