Governments must keep reforming to win back voters' trust, says OECD

Thinktank says progress has slowed and governments must push through change or face sluggish growth and inequality

Governments must push through more fundamental reforms to boost growth, cut inequality and protect workers from rapid changes in technology if they are to win back the trust of voters, the west's leading economics thinktank has warned.

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development says stagnating living standards in many countries have left people disenchanted and unwilling to support more changes by their governments in areas such as jobs markets.

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