OECD
OECD — abbreviation
1. Short for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a group of
Short for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a group of around 38 mostly wealthy countries based in Paris that share economic data, run policy studies, and write guidelines on issues such as tax, trade, and education.
According to OECD figures, average wages in Japan have grown more slowly than in South Korea over the past decade.
noun modifier: OECD figures / OECD data
The OECD has urged the German government to raise taxes on carbon and cut subsidies for diesel fuel.
the OECD + verb (urge, recommend, warn)
Costa Rica formally joined the OECD in 2021, becoming the fourth Latin American member country.
Spending on primary schools in Mexico is still well below the average across OECD countries.
- G20
broader forum of 19 countries plus the EU; includes large emerging economies such as China and India that are not OECD members
- World Bank
lends money for development projects, while the OECD mainly publishes research and policy advice
- IMF
focuses on monetary stability and emergency loans; the OECD focuses on long-term economic policy across member states
文法句型
the OECD + verb
OECD + noun (member, report, data)
用法筆記
Pronounced as four separate letters (O-E-C-D), not as a word. Almost always preceded by 'the' when used as a noun phrase ('the OECD said…'); used without 'the' when it modifies another noun ('OECD data', 'OECD members').