LOS ANGELES – If Japan expects to compete in the new global economy, it needs to take a hard look at how it educates students.
Although rankings are controversial, they provide a starting point, particularly since Japan placed No. 20 worldwide for competitiveness and quality in a recent survey conducted by Insead Business School.
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