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„Including funds from both public and private sources, Korea spent 6.7 % of gross domestic product (GDP) on educational institutions from

Südkorea: „The share of GDP devoted to educational institutions (for all education levels combined) is among the highest in OECD

„Norway has generous funding at all levels of the education system. […] Expenditure on education institutions as a percentage of

„Poland had one of the greatest increases in expenditure per student among OECD countries during 2005-11 at primary, secondary and

Kanada: „After a period of decreased spending in education relative to GDP between 1995 (6.7 %) and 2000 (5.9 %), in 2010

„The highest public spending on education relative to GDP was observed in Denmark (8.8 % of GDP), while Malta (8.0 %), Cyprus

„Investment in human capital must start in the vital early childhood period and be sustained through compulsory education. This will

„Education expenditure figures indicate the spending choice of public authorities on education in comparison to other policy areas, and, accordingly,

„Many countries have increased spending on education. Between 1999 and 2012, 38 countries increased their spending by 1 percentage point

„The financial resources available to London schools increased significantly during the first decade of the century, and London schools were