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Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD

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We are celebrating the OECD’s 50 Anniversary in the aftermath of the worst financial and economic crisis in our lifetime. This is an opportunity to take stock and to question ourselves: Why couldn’t we avoid the crisis? What needs to be done to prevent another crisis? Are our economic theories, our economic models, and our assumptions still appropriate? What adjustments do we need in our mandate in order to fulfil our mission of “better policies for better lives”?
Secretary-General’s report to Ministers 2011
Strategic Orientations 2011 and beyond

 

 

Angel Gurría, Secretary-General of the OECD 

  

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Statement by OECD ‘s Gurria after meeting Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti
Policy priorities for a stronger, cleaner and fairer Swiss economy
Growth perspectives for 2012
Release of the OECD Economic Survey and the Labour Market and Social policy Review of the Russian Federation
OECD’s Gurría welcomes UK strategy to put innovation at heart of growth agenda

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Economy: Long-term results needed not short-term fixes, says Angel Gurria (Reuters video)

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Mexico (6 -12 January)

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OECD countries renew Angel Gurría’s mandate as Secretary-General


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