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01-Sep-2006
by Brian Wixted, Norihiko Yamano and Colin Webb
This paper is primarily aimed at a non-technical audience and focuses on the applications and important policy questions that can benefit from the availability of harmonised input-output tables, such as those developed over the years by the OECD.
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22-May-2006
The 2006 edition OECD Biotechnology Statistics includes data for 23 OECD countries and two observer countries, plus China (Shanghai), and takes a major step forward in improving the comparability of biotechnology indicators among countries.
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26-Apr-2006
This data set gathers annual indicators calculated with data from STAN and ANBERD (Analytical Business Enterprise R&D database). This edition complement the 2005 version of the Science, Technology and Industry Scoreboard.
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11-Apr-2006
This page provides highlights on broadband statistics in OECD countries and links to the most recent data, time series and graphs.
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22-Mar-2006
This annual publication provides statistical tables on steel production, consumption and trade data, as well as indicators such as employment levels, annual investment expenditures by sector and by country, export prices, domestic prices and indices for certain iron and steel products.
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21-Dec-2005
What is IRTAD ? IRTAD is an international database that gathers data on traffic and road accidents from 28 out of the 30 OECD Member countries.
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16-Dec-2005
This paper presents a revised OECD model survey on information and communication technology (ICT) use by businesses.
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12-Dec-2005
China has become one of the most important global locations of the production and the assembly of information and communication technologies (ICTs).
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30-Nov-2005
OECD economic globalisation indicators help identify the economic activities of member countries under foreign control, and more particularly the contribution of multinational enterprises to growth, employment, productivity, labour compensation, R&D, technology diffusion and int trade.
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Responses to the economic crisis
By investing smart, governments can buffer the downturn, accelerate recovery and lay the foundation for strong and sustainable growth.
Innovation and the Crisis
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