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Appendix AOECD countries:Non-OECD countries:Australia Albania KenyaAustria Algeria KuwaitBelgium Angola LebanonCanada Argentina LibyaCzech Republic Bahrain MalaysiaDenmark Bangladesh MaltaFinl<strong>and</strong> Benin MoroccoFrance Bolivia MozambiqueGermany Brazil MyanmarGreece Brunei NepalHungary Bulgaria NicaraguaIcel<strong>and</strong> Cameroon NigeriaIrel<strong>and</strong> Chile OmanItaly Colombia PakistanJapan China PanamaKorea Congo ParaguayLuxembourg Congo Republic PeruMexico Costa Rica PhilippinesNetherl<strong>and</strong>s Cote d’lvoire QatarNew Zeal<strong>and</strong> Cuba RomaniaNorway Cyprus Saudi ArabiaPol<strong>and</strong> Dominican Republic SenegalPortugal Ecuador SingaporeSlovakia Egypt Sri LankaSpain El Salvador SudanSweden Ethiopia TaiwanSwitzerl<strong>and</strong> Gabon TanzaniaTurkey Ghana Thail<strong>and</strong>United Kingdom Gibraltar TogoUnited States Guatemala Trinidad TobagoHaitiTunisiaHondurasUnited Arab EmiratesHong KongUruguayIndiaVenezuelaIndonesiaVietnamIranYemenIraqZambiaIsraelZimbabweJamaicaJordanPage 25 of 58
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