The Labor Market and Education are Handicapping Spanish Competitiveness
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Channel: IESE Business School · 2011 · Education
Although Spain has moved up in the ranks of the 2011-2012 Global Competitiveness Report from the World Economic Forum, this climb does not represent significant improvement. In fact, it is due to countries like the Czech Republic moving down in the ranks. Factors such as the labor market and education hamper Spanish competitiveness, explains IESE research associate María Luisa Blázquez, who notes the importance of budget cuts for these areas.
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