Organisation of Economic Co-Operation and Development

OECD, <Particular authorising body>, <Title> (<Year>) <Starting page>, <Pinpoint>.

NOTE:

• If the document is a subsidiary document to another main document, the rule should be modified according to the rule for citing chapters in a book.

Where the source is a particular type of document, such as a

• policy brief:
• newsletter;
• working paper etc;

reference to this should be made in the citation:

OECD, <Particular authorising body>, <Title> (<Year>) <Document type>, <Document no if applicable>, <Pinpoint> <URL if applicable> at <Date>.

NOTE:

• There is no need to include the OECD Document Number where the material is contained in an authoritative international treaty series.

OECD, Development Centre, Bringing Chocolate to the Least-Developed Nations (2004) Working Paper No 10, 14.

OECD, Directorate for Employment, Labour and Social Affairs, Older Workers: Living Longer, Working Longer (2006) Newsletter Issue 2, 3 <http://www.oecd.org/els/newsletter> at 3 February 2006.