By Kelly Palmer, Barron’s
The United States does not have the world’s most-skilled labor force; that distinction belongs to Finland, according to the World Economic Forum. The U.S. does not have the most advanced vocational training, either; that’s found in Switzerland, which is “also the most effective with active labor-market policies encouraging reskilling and retraining,” according to a nearly 700-page report from the Forum.
The economic implications of this skills shortfall are huge.
https://www.barrons.com/articles/closing-americas-skills-gap-51557528292
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