According to a report, Israel's proportion of academic degree holders has declined from 3rd to 20th globally over two decades. The report's details, including methodology and data year, were not specified.
A report indicates that Israel's share of population with academic degrees has fallen sharply, dropping from 3rd to 20th globally over two decades. The report's details, including the specific data year and methodology, have not been disclosed. The decline adds to a pattern of slipping global rankings for Israel; as The Zioneer reported on June 30, Israel also dropped to 18th in average adult wealth, according to a separate global wealth report. The Zioneer will continue to track these indicators.
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- DevelopingCalcalist: Israel ranks second in low-wage earners, fourth in middle-class size among developed nations
- DevelopingIsraeli passport ranks 18th globally, grants visa-free access to 166 countries
- DevelopingPoll shows negative ratings for Israeli government ministers
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