And the declaration of responsibility?

This article is an opinion piece by João Marôco that questions a graph that does not pose an uncomfortable question. The question that should be asked, according to the author, is how many countries arrived at their current situation, at least in part, by following the prescription that the OECD itself promoted for years. The article provides no details about which graph is in question nor which countries are mentioned. It is a critique of the OECD and its economic recommendations, suggesting that these may have contributed to the problems that now affect some countries. The text is too short to allow for a broader contextualization of the specific facts that motivated this opinion.