OECD

3 statements across 2 episodes · 0 bullish · 3 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Apr 10, 2018 by Barbara Oakley · said 2 times in 2 episodes since 2018 · across every show →

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Apr 10, 2018 negative
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Oakley: US ranks dead last in student math ability among 22 OECD nations
“I think we're dead last in the group of 22 top nations in the OECD as far as the math Abilities of our students.”
Barbara Oakley Apr 10, 2018 ▶ 40:59 #31 Barbara Oakley: Learning How to Learn
Apr 13, 2025 negative
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Poilievre: Canada receives $15k investment per worker annually versus $28k in US
“In Canada, we get 15,000 dollars of investment per worker per year. In the States, it's 28,000. We're way behind even the OECD average. We get 65 cents of investment per worker For every dollar an OECD average worker gets.”
Pierre Poilievre Apr 13, 2025 ▶ 36:10 Pierre Poilievre: What I Want to Build (and Break) To Fix Canada
Apr 13, 2025 negative
Assertion Partly supported
Poilievre: Canadian building permits rank second slowest in the OECD
“We have the second slowest building permits in the OECD, and it takes us 17 years to get a mine approved, three times longer to get approval for a housing development in Canada versus the UK or the US.”
Pierre Poilievre Apr 13, 2025 ▶ 29:21 Pierre Poilievre: What I Want to Build (and Break) To Fix Canada
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