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Adults' proficiency in key information-processing skills
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Skills Matter
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Snapshot of performance in literacy, numeracy and problem solving
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Foreign-born population as a percentage of total population
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Performance in reading components
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Comparison of average literacy proficiency
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Comparison of average numeracy proficiency
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Average and variability of numeracy scores
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Proficiency in problem solving in technology-rich environments among adults
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Relationship between literacy and problem solving in technology-rich environments
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Summary of proficiency in key information-processing skills
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Literacy proficiency, by educational attainment
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Problem-solving proficiency, by educational attainment
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Differences in literacy proficiency by educational attainment, young adults aged 16-24
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Differences in literacy proficiency by educational attainment, young adults aged 20-24
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Age differences in literacy proficiency
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Gender gap in literacy and numeracy, by age
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Low performers: Synthesis of socio-demographic differences
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Contribution of education, literacy and numeracy to the variation in wages
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Skills use at work, by proficiency level
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Explaining information-processing skills used at work
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Information-processing skills used at work, by gender
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Information-processing skills used at work, by educational attainment
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Information-processing skills used at work, by sector
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Information-processing skills used at work, by firm size
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Information-processing skills used at work, by contract type
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Correlation between labour productivity and the use of reading skills at work
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High-Performance Work Practices, by type of practice
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Mean proficiency in literacy, by labour force status
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Overqualified workers who are mismatched by literacy or field of study
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Overqualification, by individual and job characteristics
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Literacy proficiency and positive social outcomes
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Population without upper secondary education
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Chapter 3 tables: The socio-demographic distribution of key information-processing skills
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Chapter 5 tables: The outcomes of investment in skills
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Avant-propos et remerciements
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La répartition socio-démographique des compétences clés en traitement de l'information
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L'utilisation des compétencesdans le cadre professionnel
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Les retombées des investissementsen faveur des compétences
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L'importance des compétences
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Labour and skills shortages in the agro-food sector
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Highly Skilled Migrants from Central Asian States at the Russian Labor Market
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