OECD Countries, and which ones to do business with. Enjoy.

1. Ryan Stevenson
October 21, 2015

2.  Slides 1-2: Title Page & Table of Contents
 Slide 3: What the OECD is
 Slide 4: Top OECD Countries
 Slide 5: Why They are Top OECD Countries
 Slide 6: OECD Countries Corporate Tax Rates
 Slide 7: Why Companies Should Do Business with OECD Countries
 Slide 8: Characteristics Companies Should Look for in OECD
Countries
 Slide 10: References
Table Of Contents

3. 
 OECD is an acronym for Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development
 It consist of 34 countries around the world
 Founded in 1961 to stimulate the economy and
world trade
 Forum of countries describing themselves committed
to democracy and the market economy
What is the OECD?

4. 
List of Top OECD
Countries

5. 
Higher education levels amongst these
countries
Countries are open to immigration which is
key for innovation and economic growth
These countries also lead the world in
foreign trade and economical growth
Why They are Top
OECD Countries

6. 
Highest and Lowest
Corporate Tax in OECD
Countries

7. 
Getting involved in foreign trade allows your
product or service to be used around the
world
Good idea to look into countries that are on
the rise with economic growth such as Chile
or Slovenia as Global Entrepreneurship
explains.
Why Companies Should Look into
Business With OECD Countries

8. 
 Major Characteristics that companies or
entrepreneurs should look for while trying to do
business with OECD Countries
 Laws, regulations, and policies
 Values, culture, and skills
 Access to finance, market, R&D, and technology
Characteristics Companies Should
Look for in OECD Countries

9.  Make sure the company follows the beliefs of your product or
service
 The country you invest in should have plenty of legal
protection
 i.e. Russia suffers from “Legal Nihilism” and it causes investors to
feel unsafe due to concerns with law enforcement not protecting
them (Global Entrepreneurship p.116)
 Too many rules can backfire on an investor as well so make
sure you look into your country before investing
 i.e. Chile and Japan have the most conservative bureacucracy out
of OECD Countries, this causes tons of rules. Has been noted that
Japan has over 11,000 rules and regulations to follow. (Global
Entrepreneurship p.117)
Choose Wisely on Which
Country to do Business With

10. Picture Slide 3:
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Book: Global Entrepreneurship
 Author: Nir Kshetri
Web: Organizations for Economical Corporations and
Development
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Organisation_for_Economic_Co-
operation_and_Development
References