EXAMINERS APPOINTED BY THE ORGANISATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (OECD) REPRESENTING THE INTERNATIONAL LABOUR OFFICE, CANADA, AND SWEDEN, VISITED THE UNITED STATES IN JANUARY 1963 TO STUDY THE COUNTRY'S MANPOWER POLICY, AND PREPARE A LIST OF QUESTIONS TO BE ADDRESSED TO THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES. THE EXAMINERS' REPORT AND A BACKGROUND REPORT SUBMITTED BY THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES WERE DISCUSSED AT A 1963 MEETING OF OECD'S MANPOWER AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, WHEN REPRESENTATIVES OF UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT AGENCIES REPLIED TO QUESTIONS RAISED BY THE EXAMINERS AND BY MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE. BOTH REPORTS AND THE EXAMINERS' QUESTIONS AND REPLIES BY THE UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES ARE INCLUDED IN THIS DOCUMENT, WITH ATTENTION GIVEN IN EACH TO (1) ECONOMIC GROWTH AND THE UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM, (2) TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS, (3) EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND (4) THE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE AND MANPOWER POLICY. THE CONCLUSIONS OF THE MANPOWER AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE ARE INCLUDED. (ET)