The OECD Observer, OECD's quarterly magazine presents concise, up-to-date and authoritative analysis of crucial world economic and social issues. Through the pages of the Observer OECD’s experts offer insights on the questions facing the Organisation’s member governments and provide an excellent opportunity for readers to stay ahead of policy debates.
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This issue no. 248 of the OECD Observer focuses on social policy issues. It also has articles on the Netherlands, Australia, Germany, Korea, Sweden and the US; pensions, poverty, Brazil, and more.
