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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (371395)	2/19/2008 6:19:15 PM
From: Road Walker	Read Replies (1) of 1573787

Interesting... While the U.S. spent the most in absolute dollars, it ranked tenth in education spending as a percent of GDP at 4.8 percent. Education spending per capita provides another lens to view worldwide education spending. Norway leads the group again with an estimated $2,850 per capita spent on education. The United States ranks second at approximately $1,780. The top five also include France, The Netherlands and Canada. Each spent more than $1,200 in education per capita in 2001. So they invest more per GDP... and we spend more per capita. Except for Norway. Could this suggest that the reason for our high GDP is that we spend more per student? And it's a good investment? No way. Then you would have to admit that our schools are doing a good job. And most are public.

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