Ce țări europene cheltuiesc cel mai mult pentru educație? România, pe un loc surprinzător

Sweden allocated 6.8% of its GDP to education in 2023, while Romania spent just under 3%. EU governments collectively spent €806 billion on education, representing 4.7% of the bloc's GDP. Despite higher spending, better educational outcomes are not guaranteed, as evidenced by the rising percentage of students with poor reading and math skills. The EU is projected to have 2.5 million fewer children by 2030, potentially allowing for increased investment per student. Improving basic skills could significantly boost productivity and economic growth across Europe.