Glossary›Institutions OECD DefinitionOrganisation for Economic Co-operation and Development — a 38-member group of mostly high-income countries that publishes statistics and policy guidance. ExampleOECD comparisons of education, taxation, and inequality are widely cited. Related termsSignaling (Education)People's Bank of ChinaSecurities and Exchange CommissionUS Treasury DepartmentWorld BankWorld Trade OrganizationASEANBank for International Settlements ← All terms
