The latest report of findings from the Program for International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC) indicates how different countries compare in terms of basic skills required for high employment prospects. The U.S. lags in numeracy and digital problem-solving skills, which in the age of technology advancement, could place these young people at risk in world-wide job competition.
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