OECD: For a better world economy

[Uhmu45]

The ideas OECD is spreading have taken root in the world. Most of the world is growing, not always because of OECD, but because they follow the same principals.

[heppepster]

Trust the "experts." They're smarter than we are. Of course, I guess they never said who's paying their salaries? Hmm? Who are "we" anyway? An acronym sounds so god-like, doesn't it? "TRUST everything the OECD tells you. And, please, bend over. Your economy is about to experience a downturn." Now that's truth in advertizing.

[aresoperl]

what does he say at 1:30 ?

[Uhmu45]

@aresoperl

Making governments more transparent and efficient to the people they serve.

[mori69]

This video made me nauseous.

[malalanirina]

what software did you use to make this video?

[PythonandFelidae]

@MrTruth111 and another one at 0:49

[lustcorp]

OECD is a like free trade. A free trade without requiring balanced trade is like giving low wage countries a head start in the Olympics. The U.S. and E.U. can't compete.

The OECD is a result oriented exam, it doesn't care how much effort is put in. That's fair.

But world trade is another matter. With globalization, free trade gives low wage countries advantage at the expense of higher wage countries. The high wage countries can low their wages, you say.

No free trade without balanced trade.

[insiderintl]

They claim to fight corruption, but in reality the OECD produce statistical analysis to support already decided policy by corrupting the numbers. Why else would publicly released statistical data at the national level take months and up to a year to surface selectively different in OECD analytical publications to support policy? This is either corruption of information or gross inefficiency (most likely both).

[insiderintl]

This is hypocrisy at its best. Here is an organization that has for 50 years devised government policy for the 30 richest nations to ensure division of wealth through industrialization at the detriment of other nations, yet claim to promote equality and even environmental sustainability.

Translation of their words: over 100 billion dollars of your hard earned tax payer money is used to force policies on less developed countries to ensure the business interests of rich countries are realized.

[cksteele]

evil organization plain and simple

[QueenKaixi]

it reminds me of Harold and the Purple Crayon, one of my very favorite books

[dangreen350z]

"Darta" ?...its "Data"

[ouvenp]

this scares me. it makes me think of those movies where they showed what happened to the world before it went into collapse and chaos...scary

[Pingwinchikstyler]

BULLSHI!

[MrTruth111]

Very typical symbolism at 0:08 seconds

[arissoul]

At the end of the day, capitalism makes everything else redundant (including the OECD).. ;)

[VarialProductions]

a free-for-all system makes everything else redundant?

it doesn't.

[arissoul]

@VarialProductions

Correct, but our system us not a "free-for-all" system, it's far different. It's a capitalistic system controlled by an oligarchy, not giving equal opportunities to all.

[chrisnavi]

C'mon Chile!