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Interesting ideas, Alan. AI promises to fundamentally influence the Future of Work and of course prevention is better than the cure. You also raise a valid point about not only the workforce but...
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Thank you very much, Sophie. Technology’s growing place in modern education, regarding both what and how we learn, is something we will be considering. On 3 December this year the OECD will rele...
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Thank you very much for your comment; we agree focusing on mental health is a critical part of the medical response to COVID-19. We have covered a number of angles already on t...
Hi Peter,
As always, thank you very much for your insightful comment. From the OECD’s perspective, it’s important to note that Aid for Trade’s emphasis on trade facilitat...
Hi Peter,
Thank you very much for your comment; the aim of the OECD Forum is not only to encourage debate and conversation but, as you rightly say, use what is said and learnt to develop ...
Very insightful, Jacques. You touch on many points here but transparency and creating a level playing field in the Digital age are front and centre at the OECD (including our work on
Thanks again, Marcel. The increasing polarisation we see across the world is clearly a barrier to resolving the current challenges affecting all of us and, as you say, open, honest and balanced ...
Interesting ideas, Alan. AI promises to fundamentally influence the Future of Work and of course prevention is better than the cure. You also raise a valid point about not only the workforce but...
Many thanks for your thoughts, Jacques, and a thought-provoking article. Inclusive growth is a key area of our policy research, and you can find stories, events and resources on this at the
Thank you very much, Sophie. Technology’s growing place in modern education, regarding both what and how we learn, is something we will be considering. On 3 December this year the OECD will rele...