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15.05.19
The Danish Model is a designation used to describe the unique way in which the Danish labour market is structured. Understand the structure of the Danish labour market and why DI plays a central role.
The Confederation of Danish Industry – DI – is Denmark’s largest, most representative and most influential business and employers’ organisation, covering manufacturing as well as service industries across sectors such as transport, energy, IT,…
23.06.21 • DI • Analyses
2021 began with a new and long closure, but all indicators point to the fact that we are in the middle of a quite rapid recovery, as restrictions are lifted. Despite the slow start of the year, there is prospect of a quite reasonable growth in GDP in…
11.11.20 • DI • Analyses
Rising infection rates and new lockdowns all across Europe threaten to undermine the economic recovery. Therefore, DI fears that the development of Danish exports will result in the much discussed “W-shape”. The GDP of Denmark is estimated to…
15.05.19 • DI • Analyses
So far, the Danish economy has defied the decline in growth on export markets. DI estimates GDP growth at 1.8 per cent in 2019 and 1.7 per cent in 2020. However, the international economy is surrounded by great uncertainty, and a major international…
11.12.19 • DI • Analyses
Growth abroad – not least in Germany – has undergone a sharp decline. Danish exports, however, have so far been able to defy this and have even shown a nice increase. However, now there is evidence of Denmark being affected by a weakened economy as…
This brief paper explains how Danish companies are uniquely positioned to deliver on the Global Goals as a direct result of the Danish labour market model. At the UN General Assembly 2019, it is DI’s ambition to document the performance of Danish…
15.03.21 • DI • Analyses
Both at home and abroad, we have seen new shutdowns resulting in further decline in economic activity. How-ever, there are signs indicating the impact will be smaller than during the first shutdown. The vaccines bring hope of a fairly rapid reopening…