They compare to GDP so really an option at best.
this post was submitted on 08 Sep 2023
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In education money is not all you need...but almost no money is a shame. I do not feel well, i am teacher, and seeing my country is among the four that spent the less... And how much waste and wrongfull budget allocation a see, no words. Thanks for the info.