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Intro -- Table of contents -- Basic statistics of Chile, 2014 -- Executive summary -- Despite sharply lower copper prices, Chile's economic growth has been resilient -- GDP growth should recover -- Growth needs to become more inclusive, especially for women -- Participation of women is relatively lo...

Figure 12. Access to tertiary education has improved but remains unequal -- A skills strategy would help to address mismatch problems -- Tax reform for a more inclusive Chile -- Table 4. Estimated increase in tax collection -- Improving the pension system is important to address inequality -- Labour...

Box 1.2. The 2014 tax reform -- Table 1.1. Revenue projections from the 2014 tax reform -- Create a more inclusive pension system -- Figure 1.6. Net replacement rates for full-career workers are relatively low -- Strengthen cash transfer programmes for the most vulnerable populations -- Figure 1.7....

Figure 2.1. Chile needs to increase labour productivity to catch up with best performing OECD countries -- Figure 2.2. Upper secondary education attainment is relatively high among young adults -- Figure 2.3. A low share of students beat the socio-economic odds stacked against them -- Attaining univ...

Promote more participation of women in the fields of engineering and computer sciences -- Figure 2.13. Gender gaps in performance in science and mathematics are high -- Figure 2.14. Parents' expectations for their children careers are gender biased -- Recommendations to improve skills -- Bibliograph...