HeyJaredJames Rosen
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COUNTERPOINT: We need to spend more and steer it to underfunded areas (opens the original)
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On the surface, it seems the United States spends a lot on public education — more per student than all but a few countries. Nationwide, the U.S. spends $20,387 per student, fourth most in the world. Only Luxembourg, Norway and Austria — small countries with populations under 10 million — invest more. Total public-education spending is 5.59 percent of our gross domestic product, compared with an average of 4.61% of GDP in the 66 other North American and European nations. However, as with all ana
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