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Published in English and French since 1962, the OECD Observer keeps you ahead of economic and social policy challenges of our time. It is aimed at senior policymakers, business people, researchers, the media and civil society. A SUBSCRIPTION to the print edition of this award-winning magazine also includes our renowned annual supplement, OECD in Figures, the original pocket-sized statistical databook. Subscribe ONLINE for our special two-yearly discount.

No. 264/265, December 2007-January2008

No. 263, October 2007

No. 262, July 2007


No. 261, May 2007



The OECD Observer is published by the OECD in partnership with Pressgroup Holdings Europe S.A., appointed for the production, sponsorship, advertising and copy sales of the OECD Observer magazine.  For more information, contact:


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