Pisa Survey: the Drop in the Level of Pupils Could Lead to a Fall in French GDP "in the Order of 150 Billion Euros" by 2050
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The Conseil d'analyse économique considers that the poor results of French students revealed in the latest international survey Pisa are also likely to have serious economic consequences by 2050.
Published on Tuesday, the Pisa international survey of 2025 reveals that the results of French students are the lowest since the creation of this ranking in 2000.
Negative results for French students - as well as for Greeks - in the PISA 2025 rankings. The post PISA 2025: French students also recorded the lowest performance ever - "Danger" for French GDP appeared first on in.gr.
Xavier Jaravel, President and CEO of CAE, made the link between low productivity and dropping out of French students. The scores in reading comprehension and mathematics of 15-year-old students have never been so low in France.
The fall in the level of French pupils could have serious consequences in the long term, warns the President-in-Office of the Economic Analysis Board. An increase in the rate of unemployment among young people and a fall in GDP are feared. - Unemployment rates, fall in GDP... The heavy economic consequences of the poor results in the Pisa (Economy) ranking.
The President-in-Office of the Economic Analysis Council predicts a "GDP drop of around 150 billion (EUR) by 2050" if the situation does not improve
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