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That doesn't mean it's not underfunded for what it would need to achieve what people expect of it. Should these be adjusted for purchasing power parity? Also
by pas 6y ago
That doesn't mean it's not underfunded for what it would need to achieve what people expect of it.
Should these be adjusted for purchasing power parity?
Also does the US education spending number (6.5% of GDP) contains spending on sports and research?