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Survey	Organization	Year	Ranking
Broadband use^[1]	ITIF^[2]	2007	1 (out of 30)^[3]
Global competitiveness	IMD^[4]	2007	29 (out of 55)^[5]
Happiness index	Erasmus University Rotterdam^[6]	1995-2005	56-7 (out of 95)^[7]
Student competency in math^[8]	OECD	2006	4 (out of 57)^[9]
Student competency in reading^[8]	OECD	2006	1 (out of 57)^[9]
Student competency in science^[8]	OECD	2006	11 (out of 57)^[9]
Student educational achievement^[10]	UNICEF Innocenti Research Center	2002	1 (out of 24)^[11]
Working Hours	OECD	2008	1 (out of 22)^[12]

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↑ a cumulative score that takes into account the following factors: 1) number of subscriptions per households 2) average speed 3) price
↑ The Information Technology & Innovation Foundation
↑ Assessing Broadband in America: OECD and ITIF Broadband Rankings, Daniel K. Correa, April, 2007. ITIF.
↑ IMD, a major business school in Switzerland.
↑ The World's Most Competitive Countries, Andy Reinhardt, May 14, 2007. BusinessWeek.
↑ a study directed by Ruut Veenhoven.
↑ AVERAGE HAPPINESS IN 95 NATIONS 1995-2005, Ruut Veenhoven, 2006. World Database of Happiness, Erasmus University Rotterdam.
↑ ^8.0 ^8.1 ^8.2 of 15-year-olds
↑ ^9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 The Programme for International Student Assessment, OECD, 2007-04-12.
↑ of 14 and 15-year-olds; based on 3 surveys on literacy and ability in mathematics, science, and reading; ranking is based on number of 15-year olds falling below an international benchmark.
↑ UNICEF ranks countries on academics, CNN, 2002-11-26.
↑ "Koreans Work Longest Hours for Less", Choson Ilbo, 2008-07-22.

[broadexplanation-1] umulative score that takes into account the following factors: 1) number of subscriptions per households 2) average speed 3) price

[ITIFhome-2] The Information Technology & Innovation Foundation

[broadbandaccess-3] Assessing Broadband in America: OECD and ITIF Broadband Rankings, Daniel K. Correa, April, 2007. ITIF.

[IMDhome-4] IMD, a major business school in Switzerland.

[competitiveness-5] The World's Most Competitive Countries, Andy Reinhardt, May 14, 2007. BusinessWeek.

[erasmus-6] study directed by Ruut Veenhoven.

[happiness-7] AVERAGE HAPPINESS IN 95 NATIONS 1995-2005, Ruut Veenhoven, 2006. World Database of Happiness, Erasmus University Rotterdam.

[scienceexplain-8] 8.0 ^8.1 ^8.2 of 15-year-olds

[pisa-9] 9.0 ^9.1 ^9.2 The Programme for International Student Assessment, OECD, 2007-04-12.

[unicefexplain-10] 14 and 15-year-olds; based on 3 surveys on literacy and ability in mathematics, science, and reading; ranking is based on number of 15-year olds falling below an international benchmark.

[CNNUNICEF-11] UNICEF ranks countries on academics, CNN, 2002-11-26.

[workaholic-12] "Koreans Work Longest Hours for Less", Choson Ilbo, 2008-07-22.

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