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The OECD is one of the world’s largest and most reliable sources of internationally comparable socio-economic and environmental statistics. As well as collecting data from its Members and partner countries, OECD monitors trends, analyses and forecasts economic developments, and researches social changes or evolving patterns, publishing over 1,250 titles annually. By making these freely accessible to all on this platform, OECD is playing a major role in enabling better policies for better lives.
OECD publications can be easily discovered in a number of ways. For those wishing to explore content, titles have been organised by content category, date of publication or policy area/s covered.
If looking for content on a specific title or subject, use the global search or search in Publications directly.
Search can be done on title, abstract, keywords, country/region or on any of the more than 200 topics.
Once your search results are displayed you can refine the selection by various filters including amongst others language, date and topic.
Publications are available as downloadable PDFs and many can also be consulted online in HTML.
The citation feature in Publications allows you to easily generate citations for publications available in the repository to help you properly reference OECD materials in your work. Click on the "Cite this publication" button typically found on the right-hand side of the publication’s page.
We offer 2 types of content on a variety of topics:
This includes reports, working papers, policy briefs, policy papers, case studies, country notes and more.
Print copies are currently not available. A solution is expected to be implemented soon. Once in place, you will be able to purchase print copies from your usual book supplier.
We maintain a list official corrections or updates issued for published OECD documents. These corrigenda are necessary when errors or omissions are discovered post-publication, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the data and analyses presented in OECD materials.
KBART (Knowledge Bases and Related Tools) are standardized files that facilitate the efficient exchange of metadata between content providers and knowledge bases. Monthly KBART files will become available soon for OECD Publications on this website.
MARC (Machine-Readable Cataloging) records are essential to integrate and manage the metadata of OECD publications in 3rd partly library systems. Monthly MARC records will become available soon for OECD Publications on this website.