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Germany spends roughly the same annually through post-secondary (normalized by total population) and that amounts to a higher percentage of GDP to support a low
by hansvm 3y ago
Germany spends roughly the same annually through post-secondary (normalized by total population) and that amounts to a higher percentage of GDP to support a lower per capita student count at all grade levels. They do have a lower population and thus lower absolute spending, but that shouldn't be relevant.
- eru 3y agoInteresting. What are your sources? What kind of spending are you talking about? Total spending (both private and public), or just official government spending? I agree that all comparisons should be done on a per capita basis or as a proportion of GDP.