Part I: American students' woeful math proficiency

Discusses how US math skills compare globally and why STEM education matters for growth.

Educationacademic achievementcomparative educationeconomic growtheducation policyhuman capitalinternational student assessmentEric A. HanushekPaul E. Peterson

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• Hoover Institution · 2013-09-26

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