[IMPROVE] economy/macro to research topics within OECD database

[DidierRLopes]

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In economy/macro, It will be nice to add -q for OECD database , because there is a lot of Data base on different topics and some research.

[the-praxs]

@DidierRLopes what are the exact requirements for this feature? I have found a Python package that can access OECD data, I am wondering how to integrate it with the economy/macro command.

[bbalouki]

@the-praxs OECD has data on 12 topics for each country , at least the most countries . Agriculture Agricultural output, Agricultural policy, Fisheries, Sustainable agriculture

Development Development resource flows, Official development assistance (ODA)

Economy Corporate sector, Foreign direct investment (FDI), GDP and spending, Household accounts, International trade, Leading indicators, National income, Prices, Productivity

Education Education attainment, Education resources, International student assessment (PISA), Students, Teachers, Youth and the labour market

Energy Energy, Transport

Environment Air and climate, Biodiversity, Environmental policy, Forest, Materials, Waste, Water

Finance Conversion rates, Insurance, Interest rates, Monetary aggregates, Pensions

Government General government, Tax

Health Health care use, Health equipment, Health resources, Health risks, Health status

Innovation and Technology Broadband access, Entrepreneurship, Industry, Information and communication technology (ICT), Research and development (R&D)

Jobs Benefits and wages, Earnings and wages, Employment, Unemployment

Society Demography, Inequality, Migration, Population by region, Social protection

And for each topics there is some countries data available . OECD actually don't only have historical data but some trending data ans some research that is also available .

So if some one can work on that it will be very helpful for macro analysts such as myself..

[the-praxs]

@bbalouki thank you for the information. I can work on this, but I believe this warrants a new oecd command in the menu. Later, we can merge it later with the macro command as another source, apart from EconDB.

[bbalouki]

@the-praxs if there is anything I can do to help let me know, i am really interested by openbb project..